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By Joe Linton

10:02 AM PDT on March 21, 2024

Meet Metro Micro ad on subway - photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog

Metro Won’t Complete River Bike Path By 2028 (Biking in L.A.)
River Bike Path Rehab Completed By Griffith Park (SAFE)
Soto-Martinez Announces Hollywood Blvd Bus/Bike/Walk Upgrades (LAT, SBLA Twitter)
Metro Gets Around To Charging Approved Rate For Metro Micro (The Source)
- Unsustainable low ridership high cost Metro Micro pilot is a waste of operations money
LADOT Transit Workers Vote To Strike (CBS)
West Hollywood Approves Willoughby Avenue Upgrades, Including Bike Lanes (Beverly Press)
Mayor Joins Multi-Group South Pasadena Bike Ride (Colorado Blvd)
Motorcyclist Killed In Crash With Metro Train In LB (LB Post, ABC7, KTLA)
Hijacker Crashes Metro Bus In Downtown L.A. (LAT, KTLA, ABC7)
County Supes Approve $53.7M For Affordable Housing Projects (Urbanize)
Metro To Close E Line Track In Culver City For Drill (KTLA)

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