On Friday I joined a scrum of journalists and local politicos and rode the new Expo Line connecting downtown Los Angeles with Culver City. When it opens to the public on April, 28th, Expo will be the first light rail connection to West Los Angeles since the days of the Red Cars more than 50 years ago.
While aboard the train, I talked to Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky about whether Angelinos are finally starting to embrace rail and subway mass transit and how that’s changing the relationship between the city 
and its citizens. Toward the end of our conversation, L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa shows us what’s in his wallet related to mass transit.
“It’ s a myth that Angelinos won’t get out of their cars, Angelinos will get out of their cars if we give them a better mouse trap,” said Sup. Yaroslavsky. He also reflected on how connecting communities is good for the city.
This new expo lines which are giving the way to the new culver city which is really needed in the time so the people are looking for this which is very important and give them good General approach towards the line of the future.