Two Rail Lines, One Mission: Connecting Southern California
Rich Sampson
Abstract
Rich Sampson
Abstract
This article provides an overview of the Los Angeles, California, area's expansion of its transit resources with the Gold Line Eastside Extension and the EXPO line. The 2 light rail projects are forecast to open in late 2009 and mid-2010, respectively, and will head in opposite directions from downtown Los Angeles, adding 15 miles to produce almost 90 miles total for the rail transit network.
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This article provides an overview of the Los Angeles, California, area's expansion of its transit resources with the Gold Line Eastside Extension and the EXPO line. The 2 light rail projects are forecast to open in late 2009 and mid-2010, respectively, and will head in opposite directions from downtown Los Angeles, adding 15 miles to produce almost 90 miles total for the rail transit network.
Key concepts: Downtown, Transit (satellite), Rail transit, Geography, Line (geometry), Transport engineering, Engineering, Archaeology