When on the map’s main page, you have the advantage of viewing the project
area from an aerial view and how the High Desert Corridor main alignment and variations
are mapped out across Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. By moving your mouse
across the map on the landing page, you can select which county you would like to
explore further.
After selecting a county, you will zoom into the second level and be able to view
the cities, variations and proposed on/off ramps in the project area by selecting
an option from the drop down menu.
You also can simply hover over the desired city, variation or on/off ramp and click
on the highlighted portion to begin interacting with a more detailed view of your
selection.
After you have made your selection you can begin exploring the area by viewing it
in either map or satellite form. A box to the left displays facts and figures about
your selected category. Want to explore even more? Our More Map Features tab across
the top of the interactive map allows you to discover points of interest, bus networks,
land uses, and station radii.
Once you have registered and logged in to our interactive map, you have the opportunity
to provide a comment or question directly on the map for other visitors of the site
to see.
Providing a comment couldn’t be easier! Simply click on the Add Your Comment
tab and place the orange marker anywhere on the map where you wish to provide a
comment and/or question that can be seen by Metro staff, the project team and other
visitors to the interactive map. Your comment/question can be viewed on the map,
by clicking the orange tack, or on the sidebar to the left under the Comments tab.
The interactive map allows you to provide a comment using your Twitter or Facebook
profiles. Don’t want to link your Facebook or Twitter profiles to our map,
no problem! Just sign up for a Metro account and you can provide comments using
your personalized account.
Once you submit your comment, you will receive an email confirmation as well as
a notification when your comment is live.
What makes our interactive map so special is that you can share comments and questions
on your own social media profiles. All your comments and questions can be viewed
on our Facebook and Twitter pages, so why not share them on your pages. Don’t
want to be limited to just Facebook and Twitter, don’t worry! We have made it so
simple to share your comments and questions that you can post them to any of your
favorite social media sites.
Metro welcomes comments and opinions from all visitors to our online communities relating to Southern California transit topics and issues. All visitors to our sites need to abide by our online comment guidelines. It’s fine to disagree with comments and posts from other readers, but we will insist on civility. Here are the rules:
- All comments will be approved by Metro before they’re posted. We’ll do so during business hours on most weekdays. You will receive an email notification when your comment is live.
- No profanity, personal attacks, obscenities or pornographic material will be allowed. Nor will we tolerate harassment of map users, impersonation, intimidation or abuse. And no advertisements.
- As is the case with Metro’s Facebook comment policy, we ask that comments stay on topic and be brief.
- We will not post comments with false or unsubstantiated allegations or material that we believe is inaccurate or false. Nor will we post comments that we believe could compromise public safety or Metro operations.
- Members of the public who wish to submit official comments on the HDC project must submit comments directly to:
- Robert Machuca, Project Manager
- Metro, One Gateway Plaza, 99-22-9
- Los Angeles, CA 90012
Telephone: 888.252.7433 - Para más información, llame al 888.252.7433
Email: You are welcome to submit your comments to
metroIAmaps@arellanoassociates.com. Include your contact information in the e-mail.