Legislation Would Allow Metro to Add Fee to Olympic/World Cup Tickets - Streetsblog California
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Mayor Karen Bass has committed to a "car-free Olympics" in 2028, with plans for free transit on L.A. Metro for fans and participants. To support this initiative, Assemblymember Tina McKinnor has proposed legislation that could add a $5 fee to Olympic event tickets, potentially funding free rides. This fee would help establish a supplemental bus system, addressing congestion and improving local air quality. The legislation provides flexibility to Metro and emphasizes promoting public transport as a means to accommodate the expected influx of visitors during the games and World Cup.
The legislation introduced by Assemblymember Tina McKinnor is designed to support transit services during the Olympics, aiming to enhance mobility and alleviate congestion in Los Angeles.
Mayor Karen Bass's commitment to a 'car-free Olympics' includes ambitious plans for public transport, highlighting the importance of utilizing L.A. Metro for free during the games.
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