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Metrolink Proposes Major Service Cuts Across Southern California Counties

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Metrolink has proposed further service cuts across several counties, with cuts scheduled to begin on November 16. The proposal follows funding reductions, including a 3% cut from L.A. Metro and a 10% funding reduction from the Orange County Transportation Authority. The cuts would reduce overall service by 32% compared to the 2025 schedule.

From sbsun.com

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The service reductions are expected to severely impact regional mobility. In Orange County, cuts would slash 38% of weekday trips, and in Los Angeles County, the Antelope Valley Line would see a 67% reduction on weekends. The cuts follow a recent fare increase, with Metrolink citing an unusually complex budget cycle.

From sbsun.com

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