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1. • • The Authority was created through legislation for the purpose of awarding and overseeing final design and construction contracts for completion of the LA-Expo Metro Line light rail project from the Metro Rail Station in the City of Los Angeles to the downtown area of the City of Santa Monica. The Authority is governed by a Board of Directors.
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   What is the Exposition Metro Line construction authority?

   • A joint powers authority, the Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority, was formed by the California State Legislature in 2003 to plan, design, and construct the line. The authority was governed by appointees from Metro, Los Angeles County, and the cities of Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Culver City.

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   When did the Los Angeles Expo Line start?

   • Formal studies to convert the old line into light rail began in 2000, and construction on its first phase from Downtown Los Angeles to Culver City opened in 2012 as the Expo Line. The segment to Santa Monica opened later in 2016. The line was named the Expo Line since most of it follows or runs in the median of Exposition Boulevard.

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   How safe is Metro & the Expo Line extension?

   • Safety concerns regarding Metro and the Expo Line Extension range from fear of being hit by a passing train at a street crossing to being harassed while traveling or waiting at a station or stop. Check out safety recommendations here and learn about Metro’s anti-harassment campaign here.

   Everything You Need to Know To Ride the Expo Line | KCRW

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   When was the first segment of the Expo Line opened?

   • E (Expo Line) celebrates 10th anniversary of first segment opening! Time does fly: it was 10 years ago today that the first segment of the E Line — then known only as the Expo Line — opened between 7th/Metro in downtown L.A. and La Cienega/Jefferson Station.

   E (Expo Line) celebrates 10th anniversary of first segment opening

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › E_Line_(Los_Angeles_Metro)E Line (Los Angeles Metro) - Wikipedia

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   A joint powers authority, the Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority, was formed by the California State Legislature in 2003 to plan, design, and construct the line. The authority was governed by appointees from Metro, Los Angeles County, and the cities of Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Culver City. [24]

   • Line length: 22 mi (35 km)
   • Stations: 29

   • Other name(s): Expo Line (2012–2019), Gold Line/L Line (east of Little Tokyo/Arts District)
   • Owner: Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

4. www.railway-technology.com › projects › expositionExposition Transit Corridor, Los Angeles - Railway Technology

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   Jun 26, 2014 · The Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority was formed in 2003 and is responsible for the completion of the $2.5bn project, which is funded through Measure R (voter-approved sales tax revenue). The Expo Line aims to provide a faster and reliable transportation system to the residents of Los Angeles.

5. thesource.metro.net › 2022/04/28 › 133961E (Expo Line) celebrates 10th anniversary of first segment ...

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   Apr 28, 2022 · The E Line has proven to be a catalyst for major development in the corridor, including a new transit-oriented development — the Expo/Crenshaw project, a development with L.A. County that will have 400 residential units, including affordable housing, retail, and community space.

6. sustainableinfrastructure.org › project-awardsExpo Line Phase 2 - Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure

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   Feb 15, 2017 · The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) Expo Line Phase 2 (Expo 2) Light Rail, a $1.5 billion, 6.6-mile-long project with seven stations has received Envision recognition for sustainable performance from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI).

7. www.kcrw.com › culture › showsEverything You Need to Know To Ride the Expo Line | KCRW

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   DnA spoke with LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, LA City Councilman Mike Bonin, former Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority CEO Rick Thorpe, LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne, writer David Ulin and pedestrian advocate and Gizmodo’s Urbanism editor Alissa Walker. Listen to the DnA segment here:

8. libraryarchives.metro.net › DPGTL › StatusReportsPhase 2 Exposition Metro Line Project - Los Angeles Metro Rail

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   Phase 2 Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority Project Description. The Expo Phase 2 Project is located in the Westside of Los Angeles, extending approximately seven miles from the Expo Phase 1 terminus at Culver City Station to Santa Monica.

9. infrastructure.aecom.com › 2019 › losangelesExpo Light Rail Transit Line Engineering and Construction ...

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   We also provided engineering and construction management services, helping the Expo Authority to manage its US$541.7 million Expo Phase 2 design-build contract. AECOM played a major role in the planning, design and construction of the Expo Line—the 15.2-mile transit system that connects downtown Los Angeles with the city’s west side and ...