This week's biggest headlines in transportation:
- Purple Line subway work keeps moving along
- LA Metro will get more than $1 billion in federal aid for regional transit relief
- LA Metro to close entrances to some B Line rail stations to clean for coronavirus
- State awards $275M for L.A. area transit projects
- LADOT to restrict number of DASH bus passengers due to coronavirus
- Extensive Metro Purple Line work continues
- Tickets for speeding in excess of 100 mph surge 87% amid coronavirus shutdown, CHP says
- California High Speed Rail Authority approves funding plan for Union Station upgrades
- El Monte to provide free transportation to residents amid coronavirus crisis
- What LA's budget cuts mean for street safety projects
- California opens highway rest stops to food trucks, helping truckers get warm meals
- California cities top air pollution list — again
- Transportation Agency Awards $500 million to support transit and intercity rail
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- Coronavirus forces deep cuts to L.A. Metro bus and rail service
- Traffic increasing during stay-at-home order
- Covid-19 has halved California’s traffic accidents
- Santa Monica blocks beach bike path with sand berms to discourage joggers and bikers
