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A Long Beach Bus Driver's Route Through The September 2020 an edition of the Long Beach Post lbbusinessjournal.com Cerritos Auto In This Issue On the Job: A Long Beach bus Square bouncing back after car driver’s route through the pandemic sales plummeted during the second quarter By BRANDON RICHARDSON Senior Reporter Auto sales account for a third of sales tax revenue gen- Building A Better Long erated in the city of Cerritos, Beach with the Cerritos Auto Square (Page 20) bringing in $10.9 million in 2019. The city’s fiscal year 2020-21 budget—which went into effect July 1—is $124.4 million, which accounts for any anticipated impacts by COVID-19, meaning auto sales account for nearly 9% of the city’s annual budget. “The Cerritos Auto Square Shellee Franks, 41, Long Beach Transit bus driver, makes her way through Downtown Long Beach. Photo by Thomas is the single largest sales tax R. Cordova. generator for the city, and a Alternative transportation pivotal part of our communi- booms amid pandemic On the Job is a standing fea- California’s population that bus program, the agency is ty,” Cerritos Mayor Naresh ture in the Long Beach Business is often forgotten: those who responsible for transporting Solanki said. (Page 13) Journal, where we spend a day don’t drive, be it for financial students to and from schools. Cerritos dealerships began with workers in different profes- or other reasons. Under normal circumstanc- 2020 with sales on par with sions throughout the city. If you But this morning, Line es, those students account for the previous year. According have a suggestion, please email 173 is fairly empty. A few 40% of the agency’s overall to city data, tax revenue gen- [email protected]. passengers who boarded at ridership. erated by car sales in the first the Downtown Transit Center Because of the dramatic quarter of this year totaled By ALENA MASCHKE have all exited by the time the decline in ridership during the $2.5 million, down slightly Senior Reporter bus swings around the Traffic pandemic, Long Beach Transit from $2.55 million during the Circle. It cruises by the Wal- operates on a reduced “Sun- same period last year. Shellee Franks has been ter Pyramid, presiding over an day” schedule, with most bus- But the impacts of the driving buses across Long eerily empty Cal State Long es running on a once-per-hour coronavirus pandemic were Southwest doubles Long Beach and beyond for 15 years. Beach campus, unnoticed. or less frequent tact. not truly felt until late March On this chilly, overcast morn- Normally a busy portion To fill in any gaps, the Beach presence when state and local leaders ing—a moment of relief after of the route, Franks passes by agency sends out “tripper” announced business closures (Page 10) a relentlessly hot Labor Day the campus bus shelters with- buses like the one Franks is that resulted in mass layoffs weekend—Franks is on the out picking up any passengers. driving this Tuesday morning, statewide and historic unem- 173 Line, Studebaker to Down- With school moved online as a meant to pick up any overflow ployment claims. While car town. result of the pandemic, there from the bus that departed 15 dealerships were deemed es- The longest bus line in the are no students to pick up or minutes before her. Franks sential and remained open, Long Beach transit system, it drop off. adds up the number of pas- the widespread impacts on the covers over 30 miles worth of Students, especially those sengers in her head and writes general public naturally were pavement and stops in six cit- attending the city’s public them down on a clipboard. passed on to the auto industry. ies: Long Beach, Lakewood, schools, make up a significant “They’re trying to see how “Sales in March and April Hawaiian Gardens, Artesia, portion of Long Beach Tran- many buses they really need were way down,” said Marc Cerritos and Norwalk. sit’s ridership. out here,” she said. Cannon, chief marketing offi- Bus drivers, or operators Operator applied for Because the Long Beach Long Beach Transit’s driv- cer for AutoNation, the parent as the agency prefers to call Unified School District, the ers have been working three company of AutoNation Toyo- unauthorized loans them, provide an essential ser- third largest in the state, days per week instead of the ta Cerritos. While sales have (Page 10) vice for a section of Southern doesn’t have its own yellow (Please Continue to Page 12) (Please Continue to Page 17) Long Beach Business Journal PRSRT STD 211 E. Ocean Blvd., Ste. 400 U.S. POSTAGE No prepayment penalties on our Long Beach, CA 90802 PAID www.lbbusinessjournal.com Los Angeles, CA PERMIT NO. 447 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE LOANS. Just another reason we’re CALIFORNIA’S STRONGEST. Call us today at (844) 956-3542 or visit FMB.com/CRE for more information. Subject to credit and property approval. Member FDIC. 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LGB and grateful for their ongoing MONDAY JetBlue, the largest air carrier at partnership.” Long Beach Airport for nearly two de- Southwest began service in Long MORNING cades, announced that it was pulling Beach in 2016 with four daily flights out of the municipal airport in July. The and has steadily increased service as COFFEE and airline’s final flight out of Long Beach JetBlue has relinquished slots over the is slated for Oct. 6. last several years. BIZBRIEF Following the JetBlue announce- Long Beach Airport has one of the ment, airport staff reached out to air strictest noise controls in the country, carriers to update the waiting list for which limits daily flights to 53. Sign up at lbbusinessjournal.com for MONDAY MORNING COFFEE and BIZBRIEF, FREE email subscriptions about issues, events and meetings for additional flight slots. While multiple The remaining daily flight allo- the week. 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