Mar 1 2015
Increased safety on GTrans
Photo Credit: GTransGTrans has recently installed a safety video surveillance system on our entire fleet of buses! These interior and exterior cameras are designed to increase the safety of our passengers and operators, while also allowing GTrans to be better equipped to investigate accidents and incidents that happen in and around our vehicles.
With the installation of this video surveillance system, GTrans reinforces the City of Gardena’s commitment to safety in our community. This system is a complement to the Citywide Public Safety Initiative Video Camera Project, which works to increase the safety of the entire community — not just the bus-riding public.
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Service Changes Effective August 12, 2018
Beginning on Sunday, August 12, 2018 there will be several changes to GTrans service. Bus Stop Consolidation and New Bus Stop Signage: Bus stops play an important role in service accessibility, community identity, and safety and comfort of waiting customers. Bus stop location is determined by GTrans staff and will aim to balance operating Read more…Community Meetings on July 25th!
GTrans is reviewing its transit service to better serve you. We’re holding two public meetings to discuss potential changes to GTrans service, and this is your chance to be heard! Wednesday, July 25 from 12 pm to 2 pm Hawthorne Memorial Center 3901 W. El Segundo Blvd. Take Line 5! Wednesday, July 25 from 5 Read more…Public Notice: DBE Proposed Goal for Federal FY 19-21
GTrans has established a Proposed Overall Triennial Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Goal of 5.66% for Federal Fiscal Years (FFYs) 2019-2021. GTrans Overall Goal and its rationale developed in response to DOT’s DBE Program Regulations is available for inspection and public review for thirty (30) days following the date of this Notice, from 8:30 am to Read more…