This is where you can find new postings of rider alerts and upcoming route changes to LADOT transit services.
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LADOT PUBLIC HEARINGS Public Hearings on Proposed Service Cuts/Fare Increases for July 1, 2010
TECHNICAL PRESENTATION FROM HEARINGS PDF Presentation - Preliminary Recommendations for Service Reductions and Fare Increases
Preliminary recommendations for fare and service changes - PDF
LADOT AUDIENCIAS PUBLICAS Para Discutir las Propuestas de Cortes de Servicio y los Aumentos de Tarifas
Recomendaciones preliminares de cambios en tarifas y servicios - PDF
DASH DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES ROUTE A Temporary Bus Stop Closure and Possible Delays Due To Film Production Activities March 5, 2010
DASH CRENSHAW Intermittent Detours and Delays due to Construction
DASH SAN PEDRO Construction Notice
DASH WILMINGTON Detours/Delays Due to Construction on ‘L’ Street and Avalon Boulevard
LADOT CITYRIDE USERS MAY NOW HAVE THEIR METRO PASSES AUTOMATICALLY LOADED TO THEIR TAP CARDS
DASH DOWNTOWN LADOT Announces Public Beta Testing of Bus Tracking Website
CITYRIDE Beginning on October 1, 2009, all Cityride users must use the new Cityride Card to pay for their transportation services.
DASH WILMINGTON (Clockwise) Broad Avenue Detour/Re-route
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: LADOT’s Cityride Program Introduces New Cityride Fare Card
LADOT INSTITUTES PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SWINE FLU
LADOT ESTABLECE PRECAUCIONES CONTRA LA INFLUENZA PORCINA
PROTECT YOUR HEALTH Avoid Swine Flu And Other Illnesses
PROTEJA SU SALUD Evite La Gripe Porcina Y Otras Enfermedades
DASH WATTS Detours and possible delays due to Blue Line Crossing Repairs
DASH SOUTHEAST (PUEBLO DEL RIO) Stop cancellation due to construction
DASH KING-EAST CONSTRUCTION DETOUR
NEW DASH DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES LOST & FOUND PHONE NUMBER: (213) 626-2367
DASH SOUTHEAST (PUEBLO DEL RIO) Stop relocation due to construction
DASH MONTHLY PASS RETAIL OUTLET LOCATIONS
COMMUNITY CALENDAR AD SPACE REQUESTS NOW AVAILABLE
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