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Shorter version:
Hi there! LA Metro is considering six proposed alternative routes for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project. With an on-campus station included in alternatives 3-6, travel time between UCLA and the San Fernando Valley could be as fast as 12 minutes with a line serving over 100,000 riders daily according to Metro estimates. Please join us in advocating for a seamless transition to the Purple/D Line and an on-campus UCLA station to improve accessibility and promote transportation equity to the region’s premier public research university and the county’s 4th largest employer. Visit stc4all.org to get involved, learn more, and access resources for spreading the word!
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Longer Version:
Hi there! LA Metro is considering six proposed alternative routes for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project. Two of the alternatives being considered do not include an on-campus UCLA station meaning longer travel times for visitors, which will likely result in relatively low ridership. With an on-campus station included in alternatives 3-6, travel between UCLA and the San Fernando Valley could be as fast as 12 minutes with a line serving over 100,000 riders daily according to Metro projections. You can express your preference to Metro through public comment via email at: [email protected]. Please join us in advocating for a seamless transition to the Purple/D Line and an on-campus UCLA station to improve accessibility and promote transportation equity to the region’s premier public research university and the county’s 4th largest employer. Visit stc4all.org to get involved, learn more, and access resources for spreading the word!
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