Transit Coalition Meeting with Bruce Shelburne

Featured Speaker:
Bruce Shelburne
Metro Rail Service Development Manager

Philippe the Original (Map) 1001 Alameda
St., Los Angeles, CA 90012-1803

Learn about the latest developments at Metro and Metrolink, listen to featured speakers, and see how you can participate.

Not sure what we’re all about? Take a look at videos of our past meetings by Tony Waree!

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