As Los Angeles Metro continues their push for rider safety, officials are set to unveil new technology that will screen passengers for concealed weapons at one station beginning Monday.
The screening will begin in the morning at the C-Line’s Norwalk Station and will continue through the next year across other key Metro stations to see if they work as an effective tool, officials said in a statement.
Over the last few months, Metro has taken several steps to protect both their passengers and employees after seeing an increase in violent incidents in recent years. Efforts have included the installation of glass barriers between drivers and riders on buses and their “tap-to-exit” program …