LA's Red Busses Win Praise
20 July 2000 - 7:00am
MTA's new red busses are a surprisingly successful experiment for LA's public transportation system.
Since being introduced in late June, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's red buses have emerged as a surprising success for the L.A. public transportation system. The express routes have attracted so many riders that the MTA has added 10 percent more buses to service them. The pilot program was rolled out at a cost $10 million to determine whether a faster form of above-ground travel would increase the use of public transportation.
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Source:
Los Angeles Business Journal, July 20, 2000
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