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A concerted effort to combat the disturbing trend of violence plaguing Metro transportation was unveiled on Tuesday, which will require passengers to use their fare card to actually exit a subway ...

A Metro pilot program aimed at reducing fare evasion and boosting rider safety could soon be expanded across the transit system, Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn announced Tuesday. Hahn, who ...

Metrobus riders will soon have the ability to use credit and debit cards to pay for rides. The Washington Metropolitan Area ...

L.A. Metro will begin implementing its tap-to-exit program later this month at North Hollywood and Union Stations.

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) rolled out a new pilot in North Hollywood, requiring Metro riders tap their transit cards as they exit the subway station.

Right now, TAP-to-exit is only in effect at the E Line’s Downtown Santa Monica Station but, next week, the North Hollywood ...