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Metro, TAP-to-Exit and Union Station

Metro expands its TAP-to-Exit program to Union Station in Los Angeles

Turnstiles will be latched at both entrances and exits to rail lines where riders will have to scan valid Metrolink fares.

ABC7 · 20h

Union Station added to Metro's TAP-to-Exit program

Riders moving through Union Station will now need to TAP their card or scan a valid Metro fare to enter and exit the station.

NBC Los Angeles on MSN · 1d

Metro's Tap-to-Exit program starts Tuesday at Union Station

Metro will latch the turnstiles at the historic transportation station at both the entrances and exits to the B/D (Red and Purple) rail lines Tuesday as part of its TAP-to-Exit program.

Los Angeles Daily News · 1d

Union Station will require riders to use TAP cards, or scan a link fare, to exit

Metro will latch the turnstiles at the historic station at the entrances and exits to B/D (Red and Purple) rail lines.

Los Angeles Magazine on MSN18h

LA Metro Implements New Program, Cracking Down on Crime

In an effort to curb cribe and squash fare evading, LA Metro is implementing their new Tap to Exit program at Union Station ...

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After wildfire pause, LA Metro will start collecting fares again on Monday

Metro staff will conduct outreach and ensure displaced residents, as well as Metro employees, can sign up for a reduced-fare program.

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Los Angeles, Metro to start ticketing drivers who park in bus lanes this week

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation will begin issuing tickets to drivers who park along certain bus-only lanes starting on Monday.

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Metro Releases Souvenir TAP Cards Celebrating L.A.'s Bid for the Olympic and Paralympic Games

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) announced Friday that limited edition TAP cards celebrating the city’s bid for the Olympic and Paralympic Games are now ...

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Free bus and train rides Tuesday for Transit Equity Day

The celebration honors Rosa Parks, who refused to give up her seat on a public transit bus in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955.

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