Thank you for sharing what you imagine for Los Angeles County’s transportation future. We will update this page with accounts of the community meetings being held as part of the 45-day review period for the Draft 2008 Long Range Transportation Plan.
Your input is crucial as we imagine our future together. We invite you to attend a meeting in your community and make your voice heard.
Metro wants to know what you imagine. Tell us what you think of LA County’s transportation future by clicking the COMMENTS link below.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Imagining a Traffic-Free Future
Imagine not worrying about getting stuck in traffic going to work, school, play or even routine errands. No frazzled nerves. No hunting for shortcuts. No Sig alerts. No standard excuse for being late. You can get where you want to go, when you want to get there anywhere in sprawling Los Angeles County.
You can make it happen. You’re already taking the first step by seeking more information about traffic congestion and what can be done about it. You now know that Metro has a plan to handle the county’s mobility needs today through the year 2030.
The Draft Long Range Transportation Plan prioritizes dozens of new highway and public transit projects in virtually every corner of Los Angeles County. Freeway gap closures, construction of carpool lanes, interchange improvements and truck lanes would complement new public transit projects including busways, freeway express service, and rail lines to handle the county’s population and job growth through the year 2030.
Metro welcomes your input on this plan and any ideas you have for achieving the goal of hassle-free mobility. Community meetings are held frequently and you can even chat on the Internet with Metro Board Chair Pam O’Connor. Look to metro.net/imagine for more information about Pam’s monthly live chats.
Metro wants to know what you imagine. Tell us what you think of LA County’s transportation future by clicking the COMMENTS link below.
You can make it happen. You’re already taking the first step by seeking more information about traffic congestion and what can be done about it. You now know that Metro has a plan to handle the county’s mobility needs today through the year 2030.
The Draft Long Range Transportation Plan prioritizes dozens of new highway and public transit projects in virtually every corner of Los Angeles County. Freeway gap closures, construction of carpool lanes, interchange improvements and truck lanes would complement new public transit projects including busways, freeway express service, and rail lines to handle the county’s population and job growth through the year 2030.Metro welcomes your input on this plan and any ideas you have for achieving the goal of hassle-free mobility. Community meetings are held frequently and you can even chat on the Internet with Metro Board Chair Pam O’Connor. Look to metro.net/imagine for more information about Pam’s monthly live chats.
Metro wants to know what you imagine. Tell us what you think of LA County’s transportation future by clicking the COMMENTS link below.
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