Today, we're talking about LA's rail renaissance. Just how did America's greatest car metropolis set itself on the road to a more sustainable future? Find out, after The News.
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References & notes
- [1] Mass Transit: City of Edmonton begins service on Valley Line Southeast LRT
- [2] LA Metro's The Source: L.A. Olympics and Paralympics: what our transit system will look like in 2028
- [3] Metro's Primary Resources: History of Monorail Proposals in Los Angeles and Southern California
- [4] MiceChat: Why the Monorail Failed in Los Angeles
- [5] US Inflation Calculator
- [6] ABC7 Los Angeles: Violent crime is higher than pre-pandemic levels on LA metro; officials work to find best solutions
- [7] Curbed: Los Angeles's Metro Is Using Classical Music as a Weapon
- [8] Transportation History: 1990: The Los Angeles Metro Rail Goes Into Service
- [9] UrbanRail.Net: Los Angeles
- [10] PBS SoCal: The History and Rebirth of L.A.'s Public Transit
- [11] UCLA: A look at the history and future of rail transit in L.A.
- [12] Streetsblog Los Angeles: Ten Reasons to Ditch the Sepulveda Monorail Proposal Now
- [13] Wikipedia: Los Angeles Metro Rail
- [14] Wikipedia: History of the LACMTA
- [15] Wikipedia: Southern California Rapid Transit District
- [16] Wikipedia: Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority
- [17] Wikipedia: History of Los Angeles Metro Rail and Busway
- [18] Wikipedia: Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority