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Students Ride Free on LADOT DASH Buses Starting This August
L.A. will provide free DASH transit for K-12 and college students. The one-year pilot starts in August 2019.
June 3, 2019
LADOT Transit Opens New Bus Facility, Expands DASH Service
DASH rides are free this weekend - to celebrate expanded weekend service on all routes
April 11, 2019
LADOT Proposes Expanded Transit Service, Including Expanding DASH and MicroTransit Pilot
The Los Angeles City Transportation Department (LADOT) has a plan to expand transit services, including expanding DASH and CityRide, and trying out a microtransit pilot. The proposed expansions are not yet fully funded, though they could get partially underway using some transit expansion funds in the current fiscal year budget.
March 29, 2018
L.A. City Approves Full LADOT Transit Electrification by 2030
L.A. City Council committed to electrifying 320+ LADOT Commuter Express and DASH buses by 2030
November 9, 2017
Eyes on the Street: Griffith Observatory Parking Lot and Shuttle Line
Parking fees and increased shuttle service are solving congestion issues in Griffith Park
April 3, 2017
Griffith Observatory DASH Shuttle Service Expands Next Week
Starting next week, Griffith Park will use new parking revenue to provide DASH Observatory Shuttle service seven days per week.
March 16, 2017
Electric DASH Buses To Begin Service In DTLA Next Week
LADOT announce the first of four 35-foot electric buses that will serve downtown L.A.
January 12, 2017
This Week’s L.A. Transportation Committee: Vision Zero, Parking, CicLAvia
Yesterday's Los Angeles City Council Transportation Committee touched on a number of items related to Los Angeles livability. Below is a brief recap of highlights. All these committee actions still need to be approved by the full city council before going into effect.
September 10, 2015
LADOT Seeking Input on Plan to Offer Discount to TAP Users
Are reduced fares on the way for users of LADOT’s TAP on DASH bus service?
August 27, 2014
Feedback from DASH Hearings: Cuts Bad, Hikes Reasonable
Tonight is the last of the five hearings on the major service changes that have been proposed for LADOT's transit services, DASH, Commuter Express, City Ride and Charter Bus Service. The first four hearings have seen crowds of various sizes, with packed house's at the hearings in the San Fernando Valley's hearing and the one at Caltrans headquarters in the Downtown. However, the message from the hearings was the same: raise fares if you must, but don't cut service.
March 3, 2010