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This comes after President Donald Trump criticized the project, vowing to investigate what he called the "worst managed project" he's ever seen.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to talk California High Speed Rail in LA on Thursday
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy plans to make an announcement on the California High-Speed Rail when he stops in Los Angeles on Thursday.Senator Alex Padill
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to make announcement on California's High Speed Rail project
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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.
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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.
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.
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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 ...