Metro Los Angeles produced a retro-style music video to raise awareness about transit app options in Los Angeles. Miami Vice wardrobes and Atari-grade graphics contribute to the cause.
Operating under the guise of #metrorocks, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is getting creative in an effort to raise awareness about the apps available for planning trips on Metro: Go Metro and Google Transit. The titular message of the song: "Click it and Go"
One especially beneficial message in the video, in the opinion of this resident of Los Angeles, is the message that transit should be a go-to option for moving to, from, and between parties on the weekend.
Thanks to Ana Vallianatos for sending word of the video.
FULL STORY: #metrorocks: Click It and Go
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