Updated on January 25, 2021 at 3:55 am
Metro.Net
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is expanding its new ride-hailing service Metro Micro into the Compton/Artesia, El Monte and North Hollywood/Burbank areas starting Monday.
Metro Micro will replace Metro s Mobility on Demand program, which was already operating in the three zones.
Each ride-hailing vehicle holds up to 10 passengers, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, capacity will be limited to five passengers. Rides, which must begin and end within each zone, will cost $1 for the first six months in each zone.
The program is in partnership with RideCo. Inc. and is available in:
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Saturday, March 29th, 2014.5.1 earthquake causes damage; some flee from homes – Los Angeles TimesFullerton police said early Saturday that up to 50 people had been displaced because of home damage. The quake, centered near La Habra, caused furniture to tumble, pictures to fall off walls and glass to break. Merchandise fell off store shelves, and there were reports of plate glass windows shattered. In Brea, several people […]
Fullerton police said early Saturday that up to 50 people had been displaced because of home damage.
The quake, centered near La Habra, caused furniture to tumble, pictures to fall off walls and glass to break. Merchandise fell off store shelves, and there were reports of plate glass windows shattered.
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