Should a public transit rider have a dedicated seat on Metro’s Board?

Should a public transit rider have a dedicated seat on Metro’s Board?
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Passengers wait to board a Metro train. (Samanta Helou Hernandez / LAist) For decades, the Los Angeles Metro Board, which runs the countywide public transit system that sees more than 1 million daily riders, has operated without a member of the public who regularly rides trains and buses among it...