In this short update, STM Daily News breaks down a major development in the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project. The Metro Board is set to consider Modified Alternative 5 as the Locally Preferred Alternative—an underground heavy rail line designed to connect the San Fernando Valley to LA’s Westside, with a new connection to the G Line on Van Nuys Boulevard.
We explain what this decision means, why it matters for congestion on the I-405, and how the project could reshape regional transit across Los Angeles. We also cover how the public can participate ahead of the Metro Board vote and what happens next if the recommendation is approved.
This episode is a quick, clear update for commuters, transit watchers, and anyone following the future of transportation in Los Angeles. Read the article: https://stmdailynews.com/metro-board-to-consider-locally-preferred-alternative-for-sepulveda-transit-corridor-project/
Continuing Coverage:
STM Daily News will continue to report on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project, including Metro Board decisions, environmental review updates, community input opportunities, and the project’s long-term impact on transportation across Los Angeles.
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