Measure M in 2016 framed the promise of a connection between the Westside and the San Fernando Valley — a transformative transit project along the busiest transportation corridor in the entire nation.
Metro is currently conducting an environmental review of alternative proposed systems in the corridor working with two private-sector design teams, LA SkyRail Express and Sepulveda Transit Corridor Partners, under a first-of-its-kind pre-development agreement to develop a design for distinct project alternatives: a monorail system or a subway system from the Valley to UCLA to Westwood and perhaps further.
Move LA hosted two virtual “Zoomposiums,” one with each of the design teams to give you a chance to hear about their proposal and ask questions. This was recorded April 2024 with the SkyRail Team.
Metro is currently conducting an environmental review of alternative proposed systems in the corridor working with two private-sector design teams, LA SkyRail Express and Sepulveda Transit Corridor Partners, under a first-of-its-kind pre-development agreement to develop a design for distinct project alternatives: a monorail system or a subway system from the Valley to UCLA to Westwood and perhaps further.
Move LA hosted two virtual “Zoomposiums,” one with each of the design teams to give you a chance to hear about their proposal and ask questions. This was recorded April 2024 with the SkyRail Team.
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