Phil Washington returns for his recurring visit with AirTalk to discuss the latest MTA news.
Topics include:
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Metro’s support for the widening of the 710 freeway
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Washington’s reaction to the Nava/Lechuga incident, and what the expectations are of the LAPD when handling code-of-conduct situations
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Ager Linder’s recent sexual assault conviction and moving forward with the prevention of sexual harassment on the Metro; also, a review of Metro’s policing changes and recent data on its results
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Metro ridership is the lowest it’s been in a decade – why? And how is Metro competing with rising car-ownership?
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The current state and future of Metro’s bike sharing operation
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The closing and construction of the Crenshaw and Green Lines, and the advancement of LAX’s people mover
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Details regarding AECOM and John Laing’s proposal to assist with the Vermont Avenue Transit Corridor
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What goes into choosing the artwork on and around LA’s metro system?
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Possible changes to Metro fares – what they are, what the end-goal is and how will they be enforced
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Celebrating Metro’s 25th birthday
Guest:
Phil Washington, CEO of Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro)