September 2008“Opposites” Ridership CampaignRoute Promotion: College CampaignRoute Promotion: Employment CentersTAPDodger Shuttle

In the Public Eye

Table of Contents

September 2008

campaigns “Opposites” Ridership Campaign 1 Route Promotion: College Campaign 1 Route Promotion: Employment Centers 1 TAP 2

current promotions Transit Corridor Meetings 2 LA Dodger Shuttle 2

customer signage Various Projects 3 metro art Poetry in Motion 3 customer programs and services Recap 4 cross promotions and events Recap 5

customer information 12-Minute Map 6 Bike Map 6 Destinations 6 Rider’s Guide 6 System Map 6 web Web Stats 7 metro updates Metro Briefs 8 Metro Monthly 8

media relations Press Releases 9

regional communications Recap 10 programs

government relations Recap 12

sector activity Recap 13 commute services Sales Figures 14

coming soon Overview for October 2008 15

campaigns

campaigns

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September 2008

SolutionProblem

Go Metro

Remember when you thought $3 a gallon was outrageous?

Welcome to the new economy, where the sky’s the limit and a full tank will set you back half a C-note.

If you’re ready for a personal solution to the high cost of driving, take a look to your right.

The new economy, solved.

For less than the price of a gallon of gas (at least last time we checked), you can Go Metro all day long. What’s more, when you commute with us, you skip the added costs of parking, wear-and-tear, even insurance.

To become part of the solution, visit us online at metro.net.

Objective To position Metro as the solution to high gas prices, smog and tra;c stress

current promotions

“Opposites” Ridership Campaign

Route Promotion: College CampaignObjective To encourage students to use public transportation at campuses served by the Metro system

SolutionProblem

Go Metro

Remember when you thought $3 a gallon was outrageous?

Welcome to the new economy, where the sky’s the limit and a full tank will set you back half a C-note.

If you’re ready for a personal solution to the high cost of driving, take a look to your right.

The new economy, solved.

For less than the price of a gallon of gas (at least last time we checked), you can Go Metro all day long. What’s more, when you commute with us, you skip the added costs of parking, wear-and-tear, even insurance.

To become part of the solution, visit us online at metro.net.

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Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at PCC, making it easy to get from campus to Old Pasadena, Downtown and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

Old Pasadena InsetDestinations

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bars The Yard House 330 E Colorado Bl

Lucky Balwin’s Pub 17 S Raymond Av

The 35er 12 E Colorado Bl

Barney’s Beanery 99 E Colorado Bl

Gordon Biersch 41 Hugus Aly

Jake’s Billiards 38 W Colorado Bl

McMurphy’s Tavern 72 Fair Oaks Av

dining 21 Choices Frozen Yogurt 85 W Colorado Bl

A’Float Sushi 87 E Colorado Bl

Akbar Cuisine of India 44 N Fair Oaks Av

Boba World 24 W Colorado Bl

Buca di Beppo 80 W Green St

Cheesecake Factory 22 Mills Pl

Famima!! 25 N Raymond Av

Father Nature’s Café 17 De Lacey Av

Gyu-Kaku 20 W Green St

Hurry Curry of Tokyo 37 S Fair Oaks Av

King Taco 45 N Arroyo Pkwy

La Luna Negra 44 W Green St

Wokano 33 S Fair Oaks Av

Equator Cafe 22 Mills Pl

entertainment Pacific Paseo Stadium 14 336 E Colorado Bl

Laemmle’s One Colorado 42 Miller Aly

museums Pacific Asia Museum

46 N Los Robles Av

Pasadena Museum of California Art 490 E Union St

Objective To provide handy information for commuters working in targeted employment centers in LA County

Route Promotion: Employment Centers

metro.net

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Riverside Line

Orange County& 91 Lines

San Bernardino Line

Mission

Highland Park

Memorial ParkFillmore

Sierra Madre Villa

Allen

Del Mar Lake

Southwest Museum

Lincoln/Cypress

Chinatown

Heritage Square

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Washington

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Compton

Artesia

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Wardlow

Slauson

Florence

Firestone

103rd StreetImperial/Wilmington

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Anaheim

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Manchester

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Hollywood/HighlandHollywood/Vine

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Civic CtrPershing Sq

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Dining Casa La Golondrina El Paseo Inn La Luz del Día Philippe’s Traxx Union Bagel Co=ee and Sandwich Shop

civic center

Shopping Japanese Village Plaza

Dining Café at MOCA Epicentre Restaurant Pinot Grill Promenade Yagura Ichiban

pershing square

Shopping Garment District Jewelry District Santee Alley

Dining Bonaventure Brewing Company Cicada Grand Avenue Sports Bar Grand Central Market Nick and Stef’s Chop House

7th street/metro center

Shopping 7+Fig Macy’s Plaza

Dining 7+Fig Food Court Arnie Morton’s The Steakhouse California Pizza Kitchen Corner Bakery Pasta Primavera

Go Metro Downtown LA Guide

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For information and help planning the route that’s best for you, visit metro.net or call 1.800.COMMUTE.

Metro o=ers many types of services for your commuting needs.> Metro Rail> Metro Local> Metro Rapid> Metro Express> Metro Shuttle> Metro Liner

It’s easy to Go Metro…1. Find the route that’s best

for you.

2.Leave your car at home.

3. Miss tra;c and Go Metro.

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus or rail line is always around the corner at LACC, making it easy to get from campus to Downtown, Hollywood and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

Los Feliz Inset LACCDestinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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barsGood Luck Bar

1514 Hillhurst Av

Tiki Ti 4427 W Sunset Bl

diningHouse of Pies

1869 N Vermont Av

Electric Lotus 4656 Franklin Av

Palermo Italian Restaurant 1858 N Vermont Av

> Fred 62 1850 N Vermont Av

El Greco Café & Rotisserie 1824 N Vermont Av

> Maco’s Restaurant 1820 N Vermont Av

Figaro Café Restaurant 1802 N Vermont Av

Green Leaves Vegan 1769 Hillhurst Av

Monte Cristo Restaurant 1767 N Vermont Av

Il Capriccio Restaurant 1757 N Vermont Av

> Niko Niko Sushi 1755 N Vermont Av

Dresden Room Restaurant 1760 N Vermont Av

Pattaya Thai Restaurant 1727 N Vermont Av # 105

Vermont Restaurant 1714 N Vermont Av

Bamboo House Thai & Chinese Restaurant 4852 Hollywood Bl

Cobras & Matadors� 4655 Hollywood Bl

Il Capriccio Pizzeria 4518 Hollywood Bl

Eat N Joy Restaurant 1415 N Vermont Av

Ra=allo’s Pizza 4708 Fountain Av

For more information on Local Line 2/302 nightlife destinations, visit metro.net/nightlife.

entertainment Los Feliz Theater�

1822 N Vermont Av�

Vista Theatre� 4473 Sunset Dr

shoppingSkylight Books

1818 N Vermont Av

> Squaresville� 1800 N Vermont Av

Y-Que Trading Post 1770 N Vermont Av

> X-Large 1768 N Vermont Av

Show� 1722 N Vermont Av

Soap Plant� 4633 Hollywood Bl

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at LAVC, making it easy to get from campus to North Hollywood, Universal City and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

NoHo Arts District Inset LAVCDestinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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barsBank Heist

5303 Lankershim Bl

diningHow’s

5300 Lankershim Bl

Sitton’s Restaurant 11329 Magnolia Bl

Tokyo Delve’s 5239 Lankershim Bl

Salomi Indian & Bangladesh Restaurant 5225 Lankershim Bl

Big Mama & Papa Pizzeria 5219 Lankershim Bl

Pitfire Pizza Co. 5211 Lankershim Bl

Philadelphia Sandwiches 11112 Magnolia Bl

EAT 11108 Magnolia Bl

Cefiore Yogurt 5166 Lankershim Bl

Eclectic Cafe 5156 Lankershim Bl

Crown Burger 5022 Lankershim Bl

Miyako 5005 Lankershim Bl

Dragon Street 5001 Lankershim Bl

entertainmentEl Portal Theatre

5267 Lankershim Bl

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 5200 Lankershim Bl

Deaf West Theatre 5114 Lankershim Bl

shoppingMany Paths Bookstore

5152A Lankershim Bl

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at USC, making it easy to get from campus to Downtown, Hollywood and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

Downtown LA Inset USCDestinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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bars The Edison 108 W 2nd St

Rooftop Bar at The Standard 550 S Flower St

Elevate Lounge 811 Wilshire Bl

Library Bar 630 W 6th St

Casey’s Irish Bar & Grille 613 S Grand Av

Seven Grand 515 W 7th St

Golden Gopher 417 W 8th St

Broadway Bar 830 S Broadway

Veranda Bar at Figueroa Hotel 939 S Figueroa St

Fox Sports Skybox 1111 S Figueroa St

dining Shish Kabob 101 W 3rd St

Rocket Pizza Lounge 122 W 4th St

Daily Grill 612 S Flower St # 220

Farid Restaurant 635 S Broadway

Qdoba 655 S Hope St

Wokcano Café 800 W 7th St

California Pizza Kitchen 735 S Figueroa St, Space 305

George’s Greek Café 735 S Figueroa St

Famima!! 800 S Figueroa St, Suite 101

Corner Bakery 801 S Figueroa St

The Original Pantry 877 S Figueroa St

La Bella Cucina 949 Figueroa St

Liberty Grill 1037 S Flower St

Fusion Café 501 W Olympic Bl

The Palm 1100 S Flower St

entertainment Music Center 135 N Grand Av

Walt Disney Concert Hall 111 S Grand Av

Laemmle Grand Theatres 349 S Figueroa St

Nokia Theatre LA Live 777 Chick Hearn Ct

Staples Center 1111 S Figueroa St

LA Convention Center 1201 S Figueroa St

library Los Angeles Central Library

630 W 5th St

museums REDCAT

631 W 2nd St

MOCA 250 S Grand Av

Museum of Neon Art 136 W 4th St

Center for Digital Art 107 W 5th St

shopping Grand Central Market

317 S Broadway

Macy’s Plaza 750 W 7th St

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at Pierce College, making it easy to get from campus to Warner Center, North Hollywood and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

Warner Center Inset Pierce CollegeDestinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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dining Mission Burrito

21425 Vanowen St

Redballs Rock & Roll Pizza 6551 Topanga Canyon Bl

Melt Gelato & Crepe Café 6600 Topanga Canyon Bl

Nordstom Bistro 21725 Victory Bl

Pomodoro Cucina Italiana 21600 Victory Bl

Yogurt Cinema 21510 Victory Bl

Senor Grandes 21514 Victory Bl

Gaucho Grill 6435 Canoga Av

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewery 6424 Canoga Av

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar 6373 Topanga Cyn Bl

Michelle’s Trimana 6301 Owensmouth Av

The Cheesecake Factory 6324 Canoga Av

Morton’s Steakhouse 6250 Canoga Av

El Torito Mexican Restaurant 6040 Canoga Av

Milano’s Italian Kitchen 21550 Oxnard St

Kate Mantillini 5921 Owensmouth Av

TGI Friday’s 5919 Canoga Av

shoppingNordstrom Rack

21490 Victory Bl

Cost Plus World Market 21825 Erwin St

shopping centerWestfield Topanga

6600 Topanga Canyon Bl

dining

> Melt Gelato & Crepe

> Seiki-Shi Sushi

> Stone Oven

> Gyu-Kaku

shopping

> Apple Store

> Burberry

> Hollister

> H&M

> Neiman Marcus

> Nordstrom

> Ruehl

> Sanrio

> Target

Westfield Promenade 6100 Topanga Canyon Bl

dining

> Corner Bakery

> P.F. Chang’s China Bistro

> Ruth’s Chris Steak House

> Ruby’s Diner

entertainment

> AMC 16 Theaters

shopping

> Barnes & Noble

> Restoration Hardware

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at UCLA, making it easy to get from campus to Santa Monica, Hollywood and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

Santa Monica Detail UCLADestinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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attractions

Santa Monica Pier

barsCabo Cantina

1240 Third St

Barney’s Beanery 1351 Third St

Yankee Doodle Billiard Club 1410 Third St

Hooters 321 Santa Monica Bl

Britannia Pub 318 Santa Monica Bl

diningCalifornia Pizza Kitchen

210 Wilshire Bl

PF Chang’s 326 Wilshire Bl

Wahoo’s Fish Taco 418 Wilshire Bl

El Cholo 1025 Wilshire Bl

Fatburger 1218 Third St

Johnny Rockets 1322A Third St

Famima!! 1348 Third St

Ye Olde King’s Head Pub & Restaurant 116 Santa Monica Bl

Real Food Daily 514 Santa Monica Bl

Jinky’s Café 1447 Second St

Bucca di Beppo 1442 2nd St

Border Grill 1445 4th St

Benihana 1447 Fourth St

Buddha’s Belly 205 Broadway Bl

Broadway Deli 1457 Third St

entertainmentTemple Bar

1026 Wilshire Bl

Zanzibar 1301 Fifth St

Laemmle Monica 4-Plex Theaters 1332 Second St

AMC Theaters Santa Monica 7 1310 Third St

Mann Criterion Theaters 1313 Third St

AMC Broadway 4 1441 Third St

shopping3rd Street Promenade Shops

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at Cal State L.A., making it easy to get from campus to Pasadena, Downtown and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

South Lake Av Detail Cal State L.A.Destinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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barsMagnolia Lounge

492 S Lake Ave

diningWolfe Burgers

46 N Lake Av

Pumpernickel Deli 99 S Lake Av

Radhika’s Cuisine of India 140 Shoppers Ln

Sharky’s Mexican Grill 841 Cordova St

Souplantation 201 S Lake Av #101

Jamba Juice 204 S Lake Av

Rubio’s Baja Grill 216 S Lake Av

> Panda Express 218 S Lake Av

Zono Sushi 230 S Lake Av #C

Koo Koo Roo 238 S Lake Av

Moose’s Juices 251 S Lake Av #170

Wahoo’s Fish Tacos 264 S Lake Av

Togos 273 S Lake Av

Baja Fresh Mexican Grill 899 E Del Mar Bl

The Boiling Pot 345 S Lake Av #101

Co=ee Bean & Tea Leaf 415 S Lake Av #108

> Cold Stone Creamery 415 S Lake Av #107

Mizu-Zushi 546 S Lake Av

Baskin Robbins 561 S Lake Av

Nikko Sushi 603 S Lake Av

Noah’s Bagels 605 S Lake Av

> Peet’s Co=ee & Tea 605 S Lake Av

entertainmentIce House Comedy Club

24 N Mentor Av

shoppingDwell

200 S Lake Av

Anthropologie 340 S Lake Av

Macy’s Pasadena 401 S Lake Av

Linens ‘n’ Things 455 S Lake Av #201

Borders Books & Music 475 S Lake Av

Bath & Body Works 527 S Lake Av

> Express 527 S Lake Av

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Think global.Go Local. Go Metro.

A Metro bus line is always around the corner at Cal State L.A., making it easy to get from campus to Pasadena, Downtown and more.

For information on all Metro bus and rail lines, visit metro.net/college.

South Lake Av Detail Cal State L.A.Destinations

Explore new ways to save money, save time and be good to the planet.

Every time you ride a Metro bus and rail line, you make a dent in air pollution and help curb global warming.

So think global, go local – Metro Local – and make a di=erence. Go Metro.

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barsMagnolia Lounge

492 S Lake Ave

diningWolfe Burgers

46 N Lake Av

Pumpernickel Deli 99 S Lake Av

Radhika’s Cuisine of India 140 Shoppers Ln

Sharky’s Mexican Grill 841 Cordova St

Souplantation 201 S Lake Av #101

Jamba Juice 204 S Lake Av

Rubio’s Baja Grill 216 S Lake Av

> Panda Express 218 S Lake Av

Zono Sushi 230 S Lake Av #C

Koo Koo Roo 238 S Lake Av

Moose’s Juices 251 S Lake Av #170

Wahoo’s Fish Tacos 264 S Lake Av

Togos 273 S Lake Av

Baja Fresh Mexican Grill 899 E Del Mar Bl

The Boiling Pot 345 S Lake Av #101

Co=ee Bean & Tea Leaf 415 S Lake Av #108

> Cold Stone Creamery 415 S Lake Av #107

Mizu-Zushi 546 S Lake Av

Baskin Robbins 561 S Lake Av

Nikko Sushi 603 S Lake Av

Noah’s Bagels 605 S Lake Av

> Peet’s Co=ee & Tea 605 S Lake Av

entertainmentIce House Comedy Club

24 N Mentor Av

shoppingDwell

200 S Lake Av

Anthropologie 340 S Lake Av

Macy’s Pasadena 401 S Lake Av

Linens ‘n’ Things 455 S Lake Av #201

Borders Books & Music 475 S Lake Av

Bath & Body Works 527 S Lake Av

> Express 527 S Lake Av

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Objective To convert Metro pass holders to the TAP card and advise where sales outlets are located

TAP

How to use your new TAP card.

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How do I load another pass or value to my TAP card? Load your card at a TAP Sales Location, taptogo.net or at a Metro Rail ticket vending machine. The pass or value will be automatically loaded to your card. There is no need for a new card when purchasing, because your pass or value is loaded onto your existing TAP card.

Do I need to tap my TAP card to a fare box or station validator every time I ride? Yes. When boarding any bus or train, tap your TAP card to show valid proof of fare. You must have a valid pass or value loaded onto your TAP card in order for your card to be valid.

How should I care for my TAP card? Treat it like a credit or debit card. Do not bend, puncture, wash or leave the card in the sun.

How long will my TAP card last? The TAP card itself is designed to last about 3 years; eventually, you’ll need a replacement card. Remember, you must load a pass or value onto your TAP card for it to be valid.

What if I lose my TAP card? Don’t worry, you’re protected with Balance Protection. Once you report your card lost or stolen at taptogo.net or 1.866.TAPTOGO, your balance or pass will be restored and your card will be replaced for a fee (certain restrictions apply). We will cancel the old card so no one can use it.

What is Autoload? Never worry about an expired pass or your value running low. By enrolling in TAP Autoload, you authorize TAP to load value onto your TAP card when the balance on your card falls below $10, or when your pass expires. To enroll in Autoload, visit taptogo.net or call 1.866.TAPTOGO.

For more information about TAP, call 1.866.TAPTOGO (1.866.827.8646).

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When your pass expires, load another pass onto your card at a Sales Location or Metro Rail Ticket Vending Machine. Call 1.866. for a complete list of Sales Locations.

You can also sign up to purchase your pass automatically each month, and avoid waiting in lines. Call 1.866. for details.

If you don’t need a pass for a certain month or week, keep your card and simply re-load it when you’re ready to ride again.

5 Tap your card on the TAP card target again. This will ensure your TAP card is loaded with the new pass.

3 Select desired pass.

6 Enjoy your ride!

Please, take care of your card!

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Objective To inform the public about regional transit corridor meetings

Transit Corridor Meetings

Objective To inform the public of free shuttle transportation to all Dodger home games

Dodger Shuttle

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Westside Extension Transit Corridor Update Meetings September 3, 4, 6, 8 & 10, 2008

metro.netArea de la Extensión del Corredor de Transporte hacia el Oeste

Orden del día

Por favor asista a una reunión

Exhibición abierta al públicoEntre semana por la noche 6- 6:30pm Sábado 2 - 2:30pm

Presentación sobre la actualización del proyecto Entre semana por la noche 6:30 - 7:15pm Sábado 2:30 - 3:15pm

Sesión de preguntas y respuestas Entre semana por la noche 7:15 - 8pm Sábado 3:15 - 4pm

Por favor, asista a las últimas reuniones comunitarias de actualización para la fase de Análisis de Alternativas del Estudio de la Extensión del Corredor de Transporte hacia el Oeste. Este estudio está evaluando alternativas para el creciente tráfico y la congestión en el área de estudio de 30 millas cuadradas. Metro proporcionará al público una actualización de este análisis hasta la fecha incluyendo las primeras recomendaciones. En el otoño, Metro presentará el Reporte de Análisis de Alternativas y sus recomendaciones a la Junta Directiva, la cual luego podrá autorizar una revisión ambiental completa.

Metro ha completado tres rondas de reuniones comunitarias – en octubre de 2007, enero/febrero de 2008 y mayo de 2008. Basados en el análisis y los comentarios recibidos del público en estas reuniones, Metro ha identificado alternativas que serán recomendadas para estudios posteriores a través de un Reporte de Impacto Ambiental/Declaración de Impacto Ambiental.

Por favor, asista para recibir el reporte sobre la situación del proyecto y la programación de los pasos que se tomarán en el futuro. El contenido que se presente en estas reuniones será el mismo, por lo tanto, asegúrese de asistir a la hora y en el lugar más conveniente para usted.

Ciudad de Santa Monica: Santa Monica Public Library 6 – 8pm, miércoles 3 de septiembreAuditorium, 1st Floor601 Santa Monica Bl, Santa Monica Las líneas 4, 20, 33, 333 y 720 de Metro y las Líneas 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9 y 10 de Big Blue Bus de Santa Monica llegan a este lugar. Hay estacionamiento pagado disponible para vehículos y bicicletas.

Ciudad de West Hollywood: Plummer Park 6–8pm, jueves 4 de septiembre 7377 Santa Monica Bl, West Hollywood Se llega con la Línea 4 de Metro. Hay estacionamiento gratuito para vehículos y bicicletas en este lugar.

Ciudad de Beverly Hills: Beverly Hills Public Library 2 – 4pm, sábado 6 de septiembre Auditorio, 2o piso444 N Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills Las líneas 4, 14, 16 y 704 de Metro llegan a este lugar. Hay estacionamiento gratuito disponible por dos horas en la estructura al lado.

Area de Wilshire/Fairfax: Los Angeles County Museum of Art West 6 – 8pm, lunes 8 de septiembreTerrace Room, 5o piso5905 Wilshire Bl, Los Angeles Las líneas 20, 720, 920, 217 y 780 de Metro llegan a este lugar. Hay estacionamiento disponible pagado para vehículos en la cochera subterránea de la Calle 6 del Museo. Entre por 6th y Ogden.

Area de Westwood: Westwood Presbyterian Church 6 – 8pm, miércoles 10 de septiembre 10822 Wilshire Bl, Los AngelesLas líneas 20, 720 y 920 de Metro llegan a este lugar. Hay estacionamiento gratuito en este lugar.

Si tiene preguntas o requiere información adicional, por favor visite el sitio Web del Estudio de la Extensión del Corredor de Transporte hacia el Oeste en metro.net/westside o llame a la línea de información sobre el proyecto al 213.922.6934. También puede visitarnos en Facebook en “Metro Westside Extension.”

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> Additional mapcase installed on Civic Center Station platform

> 56 displays were changed out in bus stations, rail stations and rail cars.

Displays, Mapcases and Signs

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> Metro Customer Centers, Lost and Found and the Reduced Fare O;ce operations:

- Over 47,000 customers served · 14% decrease from September 2007

> TAP was sold at all four of Metro’s Customer Centers (Wilshire, Baldwin Hills, East Portal and East Los Angeles)

- EZ Pass sales have increased from the prior year showing that some people prefer paper over plastic

> Lost and Found

- Received 925 items in September 2008, with a 15% return-to-owner rate · Last September 777 items were received with an 18% return-to-owner rate - Received 104 bikes in September with a 48% return rate · Last September 85 bikes were received with a 32% return rate

> Metro Passes by Mail

- Over 34,900 passes were mailed · 9.4% increase over last year

- Over 50,000 bags of tokens were delivered · 17% increase over last year

> E-commerce on metro.net

- 1,112 passes sold · 18.8% increase over September 2007

> Fare Media Stockroom

- Over 462,000 pieces of fare media distributed to vendors and customer centers

- 26% more than September 2007

- Valued at $13.1 million

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Metro assumes no responsibility for a lost or stolen Metro day pass.

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The promotional in-kind trade value generated in September had an equivalent promotional advertising value of $385,000. Fiscal YTD total is $845,000

September Filming Revenue – $16,255

Seasonal Promotional Trades and Added-Value for Metro Patrons

> “9 to 5” The Musicial Promotional trade value – $75,000

- Metro mentioned as the preferred travel partner to “9 to 5” - Metro patrons and Metro employees recieved a 20% discount on tickets on specific days - Distribution of 20,000 show buckslips and flyers to show patrons - Metro was included on show website with transit map - Metro promoted through e-blasts to show patrons

> “Angel City Classic” Promotional Trade Value – $50,000

- Metro patrons and Metro employees receive a $3 discount on tickets to the event - Metro was included in all promotional material: print ads, flyers and event program - Metro was featured in press releases and on their website with a hotlink to metro.net - Free Metro booth at the event

> “Face of the World Festival” Promotional trade value – $75,000

- Metro patrons and Metro employees receive 2 tickets for the price of 1 - Metro was included in their event flyers and press releases as a way to get to the event - Metro was included on their website with a hotlink to metro.net

> “World Festival of Sacred Music” Promotional trade value – $50,000

- Metro patrons and Metro employees were entered into a drawing to win a World Travel prize - Metro was included in their event flyers and press releases as a way to get to the event - Metro was included on their website with a hotlink to metro.net

> “10th Annual LA Greek Fest” Promotional trade value – $50,000

- Metro patrons and Metro employees received a $1 discount on admission - All promotional materials and press releases listed Go Metro to the event - Metro was included on their website with a hotlink to metro.net

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Destinations Union Station Olvera Street (El Pueblo de Los Angeles)622 N. Main St 213.628.1279Patsaouras Transit Plaza One Gateway PlazaUnion Station800 N. Alameda St Amtrak: 1.800.872.7245 Metrolink: 1.800.371.5465

Civic CenterAhmanson Theatre/Mark Taper Forum135 N. Grand Av 213.628.2772Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels555 W. Temple St 213.680.5200Dorothy Chandler Pavilion135 N. Grand Av 213.972.7211Kawada Hotel200 S. Hill St 213.621.4455Little Tokyo1st – 3rd St between San Pedro and Alameda St 213.628.2725Los Angeles City Hall200 N. Spring St 213.485.2121Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)250 S. Grand Av 213.626.6222New Otani Hotel and Garden120 S. Los Angeles St 213.629.1200Walt Disney Concert Hall151 S. Grand Av 213.972.3044

Pershing Square Angels Flight351 S. Hill St 213.626.1901Grand Central Market317 S. Broadway 213.624.2378Hilton Checkers Hotel535 S. Grand Av 213.624.0000Jewelry District5th – 8th St between Broadway and Olive StMillennium Biltmore Hotel506 S. Grand Av 213.624.1011Omni Los Angeles Hotel251 S. Olive St 213.617.3300Richard J. Riordan Central Library630 W. 5th St 213.228.7000

7th Street/Metro Center7th & Fig7th/Figueroa St 213.955.7150505 Flower505 S. Flower St 213.485.9595

E=ective 1/07. Information subject to change. For Metro Rail and Metro Bus information call 1.800.commute or visit metro.net.

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Hyatt Regency Los Angeles711 S. Hope St 213.683.1234Los Angeles Marriott333 S. Figueroa St 213.617.1133Los Angeles Visitor Information Center685 S. Figueroa St 213.689.8822Macy’s Plaza750 W. 7th St 213.628.9311Westin Bonaventure 404 S. Figueroa St 213.624.1000Wilshire Grand Hotel and Center930 Wilshire Bl 213.688.7777

Wilshire/Normandie Radisson Wilshire Plaza Hotel3515 Wilshire Bl 213.381.7411

Wilshire/Western Wiltern Theatre3790 Wilshire Bl 213.380.5005

Vermont/Sunset Barnsdall Park/Hollyhock House4800 Hollywood Bl 213.485.5054

Hollywood/Western Thai TownHollywood Bl between Normandie and Western Av

Hollywood/Vine Arclight Cinerama Dome6360 W. Sunset Bl 323.464.1478Capitol Records Tower1750 N. Vine StFord Amphitheatre2580 Cahuenga Bl 323.461.3673Henry Fonda Theatre6126 Hollywood Bl 323.468.1770Hollywood Walk of FameHollywood Bl between Gower St and Sycamore Av323.469.8311Los Angeles Fire Department Museum1355 North Cahuenga Bl 323.464.2727Pantages Theatre6233 Hollywood Bl 323.468.1770The Palace 1735 N. Vine St 323.467.4571

Hollywood/Highland Egyptian Theatre6712 Hollywood Bl 323.466.3456El Capitan Theatre6838 Hollywood Bl 323.467.7674Grauman’s Chinese Theater6925 Hollywood Bl 323.463.9576

Hollywood & HighlandHollywood Bl between Highland Av and Orange Dr323.817.0220Hollywood Bowl2301 N. Highland Av 323.850.2000Hollywood Entertainment Museum7021 Hollywood Bl 323.465.7900Hollywood History Museum1660 N. Highland Av 323.464.7776Hollywood Information Center6801 Hollywood Bl 323.467.6412Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel7000 Hollywood Bl 323.466.7000Hollywood Walk of FameHollywood Bl between Gower Stand Sycamore Av 323.469.8311Hollywood Wax Museum6767 Hollywood Bl 323.462.5991Kodak Theatre6801 Hollywood Bl 323.308.6300Mann Chinese 6 Theatres6801 Hollywood Bl 323.461.3331Renaissance Hollywood Hotel1755 N. Highland Av 323.856.1200

Universal City Campo de Cahuenga 3919 Lankershim Bl 818.763.7651Gibson Amphitheater100 Universal City Plaza 818.622.4440Hilton Universal City & Towers555 Universal Terrace Pkwy 818.506.2500Sheraton Universal333 Universal Terrace Pkwy 818.980.1212Universal CityWalk100 Universal City Plaza 818.622.4455Universal Studios Hollywood100 Universal City Plaza 818.622.3801

North Hollywood Academy of TV Arts & Sciences5220 Lankershim Bl 818.754.2800Beverly Garland’s Holiday Inn4222 N. Vineland Av 818.980.8000El Portal Center for the Arts5269 Lankershim Bl 818.508.4200NoHo Arts District Cahuenga Bl – Tujunga Av between Camarillo St and Burbank Bl 818.508.5155

Van Nuys Van Nuys Civic CenterVan Nuys Bl between Victory Bl and Oxnard St

Woodley The Japanese Garden6100 Woodley Av 818.756.8166Van Nuys Golf Course6550 Odessa Av 818.785.8871Woodley Lakes Golf Course6331 Woodley Av 818.787.8163

Balboa Station Balboa Sports Center17015 Burbank Bl 818.756.9642Lake Balboa Park6300 Balboa Bl 818.756.9743

Warner Center Station West>eld Promenade 6100 Topanga Canyon Bl 818.594.8740West>eld Topanga 6600 Topanga Canyon Bl 818.594.8740

PicoFashion District8th – 12th St between Main and San Pedro St 213.488.1153Los Angeles Convention Center1201 S. Figueroa St 213.741.1154Staples Center1111 S. Figueroa St 213.742.7300

103rd StreetWatts Towers1727 E. 107th St 213.847.4646

Artesia Crystal Park Casino Hotel123 East Artesia Bl 310.631.3838

Paci>c Coast Highway Best Western Long Beach 1725 Long Beach Bl 562.599.5555

5th Street CityPlace400 Long Beach Bl 562.432.8325

1st Street Edison Theatre 213 E. Broadway 562.985.5526Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center Terrace Theater/Center Theater300 E. Ocean Bl 562.436.3661Westin Hotel333 E. Ocean Bl 562.436.3000

Transit Mall Hilton Long Beach HotelTwo World Trade Center 562.983.3400Hyatt Regency Long Beach 200 South Pine Av 562.624.6082

Long Beach Aquarium of the Paci>c 100 Aquarium Wy 562.590.3100Pine AvenueTransit Mall/Pine Av562.436.1251 or 562.436.3645Queen Mary 1126 Queen’s Hwy 562.435.3511Renaissance Long Beach Hotel111 E. Ocean Bl 562.590.3100Shoreline Village429 Shoreline Village Dr 562.435.2668

Chinatown Chinatown Art Galleries900 block of Chung King RdChinatown Jewelry Mart818 N. BroadwayDynasty Shopping Center800 block of N. Broadway and N. Spring StOld ChinatownCollege–Bernard St between N. Broadway and Yale St 213.626.4028

Lincoln Heights/Cypress Park LA River Center and Gardens570 West Avenue 26 323.221.9939

Heritage Square/Arroyo Heritage Square Museum3800 Homer St 626.449.0193

Southwest Museum Audubon Center in Debs Park4235 Monterey RdCasa de Adobe4605 N. FigueroaLummis Home & Garden200 E. Avenue 43 323.222.0546Southwest Museum234 Museum Dr 323.221.2164Sycamore Grove Park4702 N. Figueroa St 323.255.0370

Highland Park Abbey San Encino6211 Arroyo Glen StHighland Theater5604 N. Figueroa St 323.256.6383LA Police Historical Museum6045 York Bl 323.344.9445

Mission Fremont Center Theatre1000 Fremont Av 626.441.5977Historic Rialto Theatre1023 Fair Oaks Av 626.799.0527Meridian Ironworks Museum913 Meridian Av 626.799.9089

Mission West HistoricBusiness and Cultural DistrictMission St and Santa Fe Ln – Fremont Av between Magnolia St and El Centro St

Del Mar Gamble House 4 Westmoreland Pl 626.793.3334Los Angeles Music Academy370 S. Fair Oaks Av 626.568.8850Pasadena Antique Center480 S. Fair Oaks Av 626.449.7706Pasadena Center and Civic Auditorium300 E. Green St 626.793.2122Pasadena Ice Skating Rink310 E. Green St 626.578.0800Rose Bowl1001 Rose Bowl Dr 626.577.3106

Memorial Park Armory Center for the Arts145 N. Raymond Av 626.396.0487Norton Simon Museum411 W. Colorado Bl 626.449.6840Old Pasadena Shopping & Dining DistrictFair Oaks Av and Colorado BlOld Pasadena Courtyard by Marriott180 Fair Oaks Av 626.403.7600Paci>c Asia Museum46 N. Los Robles Av 626.449.2742Pasadena Museum of California Art490 E. Union St 626.568.3665Paseo Colorado Shopping Center280 E. Colorado Bl 626.795.9100

Lake Avenue Ice House24 N. Mentor Av 626.577.1894Pasadena Playhouse39 S. El Molino Av 626.356.7529South Lake Avenue Shopping DistrictLake Av between Colorado Bl and California Bl

Allen Avenue Pasadena Conservatory of Music100 N. Hill Av #105 626.683.3355

Sierra Madre Villa Hastings Ranch Shopping CenterFoothill Bl/Michillinda Av

Aviation/LAXLos Angeles International Airport (LAX)1 Worldway 310.646.5252

MariposaHilton Garden Hotel 2100 E. Mariposa 310.726.0100

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to Cal Poly Pomona

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MountSt. Mary’s

The Getty Villa

Disney Studios

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Save 20% On Tickets To 9 to 5: The Musical Go Metro to 9 to 5: The Musical, playing at the Ahmanson Theatre September 3 through October 19. Metro riders save 20% on ticket prices for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening performances.*

Don’t miss the world premiere of this new musical comedy based on the classic hit movie! 9 to 5: The Musical features a brand-new score by seven-time Grammy® Award-winner Dolly Parton that includes the blockbuster title song.

To get your discount, show your valid Metro pass, Metro Rail ticket or Destination Discounts card at the Ahmanson Theatre Box Office, or buy tickets by phone at 213.628.2772 or online at CenterTheatreGroup.org and use the promotional code METRO.

The Ahmanson Theatre is at 135 N. Grand Avenue, near the Civic Center Metro Rail Station. For information about the Ahmanson Theatre’s special hotel package with the Omni Los Angeles Hotel, visit CenterTheatreGroup.org.

* Subject to availability. Offer excludes front orchestra seating and previously purchased tickets.

Metro Gold Line Marks Five-Year Anniversary The Metro Gold Line between downtown LA and Pasadena recently celebrated its >ve-year anniversary.

Opened in July 2003, it marked the historic return of a rail corridor idled for more than 50 years. The last electric trains – the Pacific Electric “Red Cars” that traveled in the area – ended in the 1950s.

The opening weekend drew more than 160,000 riders eager to take their first trip on the new line. During its first full month of service, the Gold Line recorded more than 18,000 average weekday boardings. Ridership has increased since that time, reaching an all-time high of 26,338 average weekday boardings in June.

The Gold Line is now headed east with a six-mile extension to East LA scheduled to open Summer 2009. Estimated to take 17 minutes to ride between Union Station and the new terminus at Atlantic Station, the rail extension will have eight new stations.

The Facts About Measure R Residents of LA County may be asked to vote on Measure R this November. If passed, Measure R is expected to generate $40 billion for county-wide congestion relief projects over the next 30 years through a half-cent sales tax.

The dozens of projects funded by Measure R are spread throughout the county and include:

Angel City Classic September 27 At LA Coliseum See the Maroon Tigers of Morehouse College from Atlanta, Ga., face o= against the Prairie View A&M Panthers of Prairie View, Texas, in a football match-up at the Farmers Insurance Group Angel City Classic in the LA Memorial Coliseum Saturday, September 27, at 2pm. The 3rd Annual Classic will also feature the not to be missed Battle of The Bands, Step Show, tail gate party, vendor booths and concert tribute to Issac Hayes. Festivities begin at 10am. Show your valid Metro pass, Metro Rail ticket or Destination Discounts card at the box office and get $3 o= admission. The Classic is intended to bring awareness of the cultural and educational opportunities offered by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to young people on the West Coast. For more information, log on to angelcityclassic.com.

Two-For-One Tickets To Face Of The World Festival The NEW LATC will be hosting a collection of the world’s best theater, music, dance, and solo performance pieces at the Face of the World festival from September 12 through December 14 at the LA Theatre Center, 514 S. Spring Street. Show your valid Metro pass, Metro Rail ticket or Destination Discounts card and get two tickets for the price of one to single shows or 1/3 o= the Fall Pass price to see all the shows. For single show tickets, go to the box o;ce the day of the show. For the Fall Pass just call 213.489.0994. For more information, go to thenewlatc.com or buy tickets at thenewlatcstore.com.

World Festival Of Sacred Music September 13-28 See 1,000 artists at 41 events in 16 days at the 2008 World Festival of Sacred Music – Los Angeles September 13-28.For sixteen days and nights, the festival will fill LA’s historic landmark theaters, churches, temples and outdoor spaces with 41 performances featuring renowned international and local artists in disciplines ranging from sacred traditional and contemporary music, dance and multimedia.

Show your Metro pass, Metro Rail ticket or Destination Discounts card at the festival information booth and be entered into the World Travel Raffle. For more information and a complete list of events visit festivalofsacredmusic.org.

Save $1 At 10th Annual LA Greek Fest September 5-7 Enjoy the fun and excitement of the Greek Islands without leaving LA at the 10th Annual LA Greek Fest September 5-7 on the grounds of Saint Sophia’s Cathedral, Normandie Avenue at Pico Boulevard.

The theme of the event is “Passport to a Grecian Holiday”, with a weekend of food, music and dancing in the spirit of Greek Islands. Admission is free on Friday, and $5 for adults Saturday and Sunday. Show your Metro pass, Metro Rail ticket or Destination Discounts card to receive $1 o= admission. Kids under 12 are free at all times. For more information, call 323.737.2424 or visit lagreekfest.com.

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Go Metro to... For convenient connections to the Go Metro specials listed here, check the Trip Planner at metro.net.> Rail Expansion – Measure R will expand Metro Rail

and MetroLink service to many parts of the county not currently served, including a direct airport connection.

> Local Street Improvements – Measure R will fund local jurisdictions to make transportation improvements in their respective areas, including tra;c signal synchronization, pothole repair and safety upgrades for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians.

> Tra;c Reduction – Measure R will fund dozens of projects to relieve highway traffic congestion and enhance safety, including freeway widening and interchange improvements.

> Better Public Transportation – Measure R will provide funds to improve bus service countywide and keep fares a=ordable for seniors, students and the disabled, while providing additional funds to cities for transit improvements such as dedicated bus lanes and higher capacity vehicles.

> Quality of Life – Measure R provides alternatives to high gas prices, helping to meet the region’s air quality targets and decrease dependence on foreign oil.

The private non-profit Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) calculates that Measure R would cost residents an average of $25 per person each year.

For complete details on Measure R, please check our website at metro.net/measureR.

A “New” Look For metro.net Metro has launched a new homepage makeover with a fresh take on more transit-friendly features for all visitors to the website.

The homepage remake is more dynamic and interactive with special new buttons and sections that make it easier for the Metro customer to access the online information they need, like timetables, service alerts and the new Metro Bus and Metro Rail System Map.

New additions to the homepage include a direct link to Free Park and Ride Lots, a new section called “In the Loop,” a Metro trivia feature and a quick button to get to resources such as the Transportation Library and Archives. The Metro Store also has its own new navigation tab at the top of the homepage.

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Find Out About Measure RResidents of LA County may be asked to vote on Measure R this November. If passed, Measure R is projected to generate $40 billion for countywide congestion relief projects over the next 30 years through a half-cent sales tax. For complete details on Measure R, please check the website at metro.net/measureR.

Metro Never Looked So GoodMetro Rail ridership is up 20% this summer to nearly 325,000 daily and riders on Metro buses increased 6.5% to more than 1.2 million a day. For little more than the price of a gallon of gas, the Metro Day Pass lets you ride Metro all day. Find out more at metro.net.

Metro Has Nation’s Fastest-Growing Vanpool Network Don’t pay your own way alone when you could join one of the more than 700 vanpools that are now part of the Metro Vanpool family. Get up to $400 a month toward the lease of a van plus the time and money savings that vanpoolers already enjoy. Visit metro.net/vanpool for more information.

Learn About I-710 Corridor Project UpdatesAlternatives for improving 18 miles of the I-710 freeway between the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles and the Pomona Freeway will be presented at three public meetings in LA, Paramount and Long Beach this month. For times, dates and locations visit metro.net/710eir or phone 213.922.4710.

Central Avenue Gets Fast And FrequentFeaturing running times up to 25% faster than regular bus service, get the Metro Rapid treatment on Central Avenue. Line 753 serves Central Avenue between downtown LA and the Metro Rail Imperial/Wilmington/Rosa Parks Station. Find out more at metro.net.

GATEWAY CITIESMetro Briefs

If you’d like to know more, please call us at 1.800.464.2111, or visit metro.net.

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Media Relations

The equivalent advertising value of Metro’s print and electronic news coverage generated in September is $946,960. The >scal YTD total is $3,015,160. The >scal year goal is $9 million.

Media Relations/Cable Television/Video Production

> Distributed 20 Metro press releases

> Scheduled two press events: - Mayor announces bus bridge to serve Metrolink commuters following the September 12th accident

> Produced Go Metro to Breeders Cup Video

> Worked on the following: - Fall Metro cable television show - Go Metro to Staples Center video - Mobility 21 video and speeches

> Fielded numerous media calls relating to Metro Rail safety following the Metrolink accident on September 12th

> The following Metro Speaks engagement took place as follows: - Brentwood Community Council - Lions Club - Cable Station Pasadena Channel 56

September 2008 Press Release Log

09.02.08 Learn How to Save energy at Alt Car Expo September 26 and 2709.02.08 Go Metro to Latino Film Festival09.05.08 Metro Blue Line Service Delays due to Track Maintenance 09.08.08 Harbor Subdivision Transit Corridor Public Meetings09.10.08 Go Metro to USC Football Games09.10.08 Metro Gold Line Extension Construction Notice #7309.11.08 Go Metro to Detour Festival09.12.08 Go Metro to New UCLA Extension09.15.08 Advisory – Gold Tie Photo Op (Cancelled)09.15.08 Metrolink Bus Bridge Service09.15.08 Go Metro to Third Annual Angel City Classic Football Game09.16.08 Advisory – Bus Roadeo 200809.22.08 Go Metro to “We the People” Festival 09.24.08 Metro Gold Line Extension Construction Notice #7409.25.08 Metro Board urges New Safety Measures to Metrolink09.26.08 Governor Signs 2321, Measure R Now Goes Before Voters09.26.08 Metro Community Based Transit Service Sector Governance Councils Set October Meetings;

Gateway Cities Sector Will Not Meet09.30.08 Advisory – Metro Gold Line Connects to East LA09.30.08 “Hire a Hero, Hire a Vet” Job Fair 200809.30.08 Metro to Repave Portion of Metro Orange Line

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Constituent Program Management Active participation in strategic planning and development of the following:> Congestion Reduction Outreach Strategy for USDOT Grant and L.A. County Operating Plan> Countrywide> Measure R> Mobility 21

Corridor Studies/Programs > Canoga – Started planning for final presentation community meetings (November). Made presentations on final project details to Chatsworth Mobile Home Park, Supervisor Antonovich and Councilman Smith Toured alignment with LADOT and LADPW > Crenshaw– Held second set of Working Group meetings for this project (South Corridor and Mid-Corridor) Made presentations to St. John Chrysostom Church, Hollywood Park developers, Veronica-Sanchez Sycamore Block Club, Supervisor Burke’s Office, Councilman Bernard Park’s Office, Anthony Maddox with LA Urban League and CRA Mid-City PAC > Eastside Phase 2 – Conducted Gold Line Tour for City of Whittier. Made presentations to City of South El Monte, Eastside Phase 2 TAC Committee and San Gabriel Valley COG. Attended joint SGV Chambers of Commerce luncheon in Alhambra (Assemblyman Mike Eng, guest speaker) > Harbor Subdivision – Conducted public scoping meetings in Torrance, Wilmington, Huntington Park and El Segundo attended by approximately 100 people. Conducted two elected official briefings prior to the start of scoping. Launched the Harbor Subdivision website and developed a Harbor Subdivision fact sheet > I-710 EIR/S - Conducted public scoping meetings in East Los Angeles, Paramount and Long Beach Convened a second meeting of the I-710 Project Committee. Briefed the City of Long Beach’s newly appointed members of the Corridor Advisory Committee > Regional Connector – Preparing for final set of community meetings before Alternatives Analysis Report is presented to the Metro Board. Setting up briefings with Metro Board deputies, and elected officials > Westside Study – Conducted 5 community update meetings. Provided briefings in advance of community update meetings to LA Times, Daily News, LA & City News Service. Held 2nd Urban Design Station Planning meeting with local agency planners from throughout study area. Met with UCLA staff to discuss Westwood station area planning. Briefed Supervisor Yaroslavsky. Provided background interview to CBS news. Facebook group membership at 1,150

Research and Development> Completed analysis and release results for the 2008 Spring Customer Satisfaction Survey> Completed submittal and internal audit of FY08 Metro Vanpool Data to meet federal NTD reporting requirements. During FY08, the program delivered 90.7million passenger miles & 1.8 million passenger trips. As a point of comparison, the Metro Red Line delivered 197 million passenger miles in FY07> Metro Vanpool Program: Processed 52 new applications bringing total program enrollment to 758 vanpools as of October 1st> Measure R: Worked with County Counsel and Creative Services to finalize direct mail voter information pamphlet that was sent out during the month to all addresses in the county> Bus Stop Signage: Began RFIQ process to identify vendors to improve bus stop information and amenities at major transfer locations

Transit Education Programs> Outreach for September totaled 1,281,525 impressions > Conducted safety orientation tours to 683 students> Conducted rail safety presentations to 1,192 people > Continued to advertise at 18 Albertsons check-out stands reaching 1,218,333 > Provided safety outreach and learning materials to schools for 650 students> Continued to show safety videos in the 14 LA County clinics reaching 60,667 people

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During the month of September, the following activity was reported for Metro’s construction projects.

Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension

> Distributed 3 construction notices that reached approximately 10,200 residences and businesses regarding: - Final striping and civil work improvements

> Participated in the following monthly meetings: - Executive RAC Meeting - RAC Meeting

> Supported the following community event: - Annual Girls Today, Women Tomorrow Luncheon

> Met with 131 residents/business owners to coordinate construction activities

> Delivered 4 “open during construction banners” and 36 banners promoting the project

> 8 mitigation cases closed

Expo Light Rail Transit Project

> Distributed 3 construction notices regarding: - Temporary Street Closures along Flower Street - K-Rail Installation from 7th Av to La Brea Av - Various Construction Activities along the West End

> Held a project status update meeting at Ahmanson Senior Center (Segment A)

> Attended regularly scheduled meetings with USC and Expo Park to discuss coordination of events and construction activities

> Expo and FFP representatives met with LA Trade Tech staff to discuss construction activities, impacts and mitigation measures

> Provided project update presentations to: - Operation Hope Reverse Mortgage Workshop (Segment B) - Crenshaw Chamber General Body (Segment B)

> Hosted informational tables at: - “7th+Fig” (Segment A) - Back to School Health and Family Festival (Segment B) - Angel City Classic Football Game Event (Segment A)

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> Monitored all State Bill introductions/amendments

> Monitored the CTC meetings

> Attended Southern California Legislative Roundtable meeting

> Attended Multi-County Goods Movement Action Plan Advisory Stakeholder meeting

> Chaired weekly meetings of the CA Transit Association’s Legislative Committee

> Participated in monthly TAC and BOS meetings

> Supported Regional CEO meeting

> Supported Mobility 21 Coalition, Executive Committee and Summit Planning Meetings

> Monitored agendas of L.A. City Council and committees, notified Metro staff of relevant items, coordinated responses and attended meetings

> Monitored agendas and meetings of Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

> Organized a briefing with elected official district staff on the I-710, Eastside Phase II and Harbor Subdivision transportation corridor studies

> Organized a Quarterly Legislative briefing for congressional and state legislative aides which included presentations on Sales Tax, Congestion Reduction Initiative and an overview on the transportation corridor studies

> Assisted in organizing an informative transportation briefing for Senator Barbara Boxer

> Organized a transportation tour for Assembly member Mike Eng and district staff on the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension, EXPO phase I and the Westside Extension

> Organized briefings and tours for Baltimore’s Metro employees on Joint Development, Metro Gold Line and the Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension

> Briefed House and Senate committee staff on the status of the Los Angeles Region Congestion Reduction Demonstration Initiative

> Participated in deliberations of APTA’s Legislative Committee

> Engaged in a coordinated legislative effort on rail safety with Metrolink and other transportation commissions

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Find out about Measure R x x x x x x

Metro never Looked So Good x x x x x x

Metro takes Pasadena, Downtown to Eastside x x x x x x

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Central Avenue gets Fast and Frequent x

West Hills to Hollywood now Two Lines x

Manchester/Firestone gets Fast and Frequent x

Public Meetings on Harbor Subdivision x

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Customer Appreciation Car Cards x x x x x x

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This month we welcome the following business pass sales accounts: American Consumer Products, Cal America Education Institute, California Chicken Café, City Wok, Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center, El Conquistador Los Angeles, Fabiolus Café, Mole Richardson Company, Morton’s Steak House-Downtown L.A., NBBJ Los Angeles, Pacific Charter School Development, Pink Diamond, Inc., Rudy’s Barber Shop, Sunlight Guest Home, The Dye House, Universal Elastic & Garment Supply, Inc. and URS Corporation. Annual employer TAP programs began in August of 2005 and currently in year 2008 there are 424 worksites and 9,813 passes distributed with a revenue of almost $1.8 million.

Institution Pass Programs

Currently UCLA, Rio Hondo College, Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles Valley College, Pierce College, Los Angeles Trade Tech College, Los Angeles Southwest College and East Los Angeles College all participate in the I-Pass program. Total revenue from August 2005 to date is $3,095,102

By the Numbers

> Pass Program Sales Revenue YTD (estimated): $3,660,914

> Surveys Processed: 28,370 YTD: 54,168

> Public Pass Sales Outlets: 606

> Metro Rewards (rideshare incentive program)

- Worksites YTD: 1,620

- New worksites this month: 17

- Participants YTD: 31,231

- Program participants to date: 66,231

Upcoming Events

> California Rideshare Week October 6-20 > Metro Marketing Workshop October 28

Commute Services

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September 2008

Some of the projects planned for October include:

> Metro Courtesy Campaign

> LA City Colleges Student TAP Passes

> Metro Destinations

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