Southern California Transit Advocates

Contributed by Fred Camino on June 8th, 2006 at 4:00 pm

Today I came across the website of the Southern California Transit Advocates (SO.CA.TA), an organization dedicated to the future of public transit in the Southern California region. They support a number of ideals that I agree with (although I also support underground rail, something they are against due to the expense) and overall seem like a very well informed group. Admitedly the website design is somewhat lacking, but this seems to be something of a trend among transit websites in general. But the content is there, which automatically makes it 100 times better than MTA’s aesthetically pleasing but functionally challenged website. I plan on joining and attending some of the meetings, and you should to!

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There are 3 Responses to “Southern California Transit Advocates”:

  1. Thanks for the plug.

    Comment by Hank on June 18th, 2006 at 4:07 am »Reply« resta suma

  2. SO.CA.TA is the “real” pro-transit group in L.A., but I do not agree with their anti-underground rail positions. The public wants a subway to the beach, but the politicans and even the transit advocates are way behind. If advocates will not advocate for the obvious, who will ?

    Comment by Kirk on September 18th, 2006 at 1:25 pm »Reply« resta suma

  3. Socata is not so much anti-rail as it is very cautious. Socata accomplishes a lot, but it does it without the bombast of the BRU.

    The Transit Coalition, on the other hand, has more proposals than realistic chances to get them built.

    Comment by Wad on September 19th, 2006 at 2:12 am »Reply« Fucking TROLL!