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Should a public transit rider have a dedicated seat on Metro’s Board?
The Los Angeles Metro Board, which governs the county's public transit system, is considering proposals to add rider representation. Options include flexible appointments by politicians, two guaranteed rider seats, or one rider seat. Changes require approval from Sacramento legislators.
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