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Metro extends free rides to wildfire victims. Here's how to sign up
The Metro Board voted Thursday to expand a program that offers unlimited rides to people who have been displaced by the ...
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Metro ‘Tap to Exit' pilot program aiming to improve safety to expand
A Metro pilot program aimed at reducing fare evasion and boosting rider safety could soon be expanded across the transit system, Los Angeles ... to tap a fare card to board a bus or train.
After wildfire pause, LA Metro will start collecting fares again on Monday
Metro staff will conduct outreach and ensure displaced residents, as well as Metro employees, can sign up for a reduced-fare ...
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IDEMIA Secure Transactions launches world’s first bamboo transportation smartcard with Los Angeles Metro
The TAP team at L.A. Metro became the first player to symbolically deploy these cards which were sold at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 20 and 21, and distributed throughout the ...
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Metro will keep offering free rides to L.A. wildfire victims
Here’s how to apply for the program, which will let you ride the city’s buses, subways and light rail lines for free.
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Getting Around Los Angeles
The best way to get around Los Angeles is ... Like on the Metro, you can purchase a one- or seven-day pass for $7 or $25 each or pay the $1.75 one-way fare with a TAP card; exact change is ...
LA Metro proposes 6 months of free or reduced bus, train fares for wildfire victims
LA Metro is preparing a motion for next week that will give people affected by the fires reduced or free fares ...
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Metro Suspends Fares on LA Buses and Trains
Metro suspended fare collection for the second consecutive day Thursday as fires continued to ravage Los Angeles County ... to purchase or reload their TAP cards, according to the transit agency.