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Ya sea que trabaja para una compañía Los servicios Express ofrecen varios grande o pequeña, nosotros podemos beneficios tales como asientos cómodos desarrollar un programa que se acomode con respaldos altos y luces para leer, a las necesidades individuales de la servicio rápido vía los carriles de carpool compañía y facilite que su empleador y conexiones convenientes hacia centros le pague sus viajes durante todo el año. de empleo principales y lugares para estacionar y viajar. Visite metro.net para Pídale a su empleador que llame al obtener más información sobre qué 213.922.2811. Antes que se de cuenta, servicio Express es el mejor para usted. pueda que ¡Vaya en Metro GRATIS! TO SANTA CLARITA/PALMDALE/LANCASTER A 786 S 792 Metro Express Service A Better Way A 785 S 797 SYLMAR “9 to 5” Map July 2006 118 to Travel TO SIMI VALLEY C 574 Express Bus Routes GRANADA HILLS S 794 S 799 C 573 Metrolink Antelope Valley Line SUNLAND Metro Express E Metro Rail Una mejor manera de viajar C 419 C 419 C 409 Antelope Valley Transit A Metro Liner TO CHATSWORTH MISSION 5 Big Blue Bus B Metrolink HILLS 210 Metrolink Ventura County Line Commuter Express C Freeway NORTHRIDGE Foothill Transit F Transit Centers SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Long Beach Transit L End of Route Express routes use freeways and carpool Montebello Bus Lines M Park/Ride 170 OCTA O Park/Ride (Metrolink only) lanes. Frequent morning and evening C 575 C 573 405 NORTH HOLLYWOOD BURBANK Santa Clarita Transit S service, combined with nearby park/ C 574 ALTADENA Map is subject to change without notice VAN NUYS C 413 C 409 Torrance Transit T Not to scale METRO ORANGE LINE LA CAÑADA ride facilities and Metro Rail/Metrolink FLINTRIDGE SIERRA MADRE connections make commuting easy! C 549 GLENDALE 210 PASADENA 2 E 487 METRO GOLD LINE AZUSA 101 C 422 C 423 134 C 549 134 F 690 210 F 494 F 690 F 690 TO THOUSAND OAKS F 494 STUDIO CITY EAGLE ROCK WOODLAND C 573 F 488 GLENDORA HILLS 5 605 F 480 C 574 HIGHLAND ARCADIA F 498 210 F 492 LOS PARK METRO GOLD LINE SOUTH SAN DIMAS Las rutas Express ofrecen servicio por las A 786 C 413 TEMPLE FELIZ 110 PASADENA 57 F 690 C 419 CITY CLAREMONT autopistas y los carriles de carpool. El servicio S 792 METRO RED LINE F 480 F 481 F 492 WEST F 488 Metrolink San Bernardino Line TO MONTCLAIR S 797 HOLLYWOOD A 785 F 482 F 486 E 489 F 492 F 494 10 frecuente por las mañanas y las tardes HOLLYWOOD 101 F 498 F 499 F 699 C 431 S 794 F 488 F 492 E 484 F 699 combinado con el acceso a estacionamientos EL MONTE BUSWAY COVINA C 534 S 799 F 493 F 494 E 487 DOWNTOWN ECHO 10 10 F 481 POMONA F 480 cercanos y conexiones con el servicio de Metro F 497 F 498 E 489 E 484 UCLA WILSHIRE PARK E 577x PLAZA AT EASTLAND F 480 WEST COVINA CENTER F 482 Rail y Metrolink le hace su viaje diario al C 430 A 786 CENTER F 499 F 699 CAL STATE UNIVERSITY LA F 486 F 488 CAL POLY METRO RED LINE UNIVERSITY Metrolink Riverside Line BEVERLY HILLS MONTEREY PARK POMONA POMONA trabajo muy fácil y conveniente. KOREATOWN LA COUNTY/USC C 534 DOWNTOWN SAN BERNARDINO TO MALIBU MEDICAL CENTER E 577x WEST COVINA WEST LA C 573 PICO/RAMPAU LOS ANGELES* 57 COUNTY C 430 F 493 10 F 482 PHILLIPS 1 SANTA 60 WASHINGTON/ WEST C 431 F 486 RANCH MONICA FAIRFAX F 493 60 E 534 C 437 ADAMS C 437 M 341 E 484 B 10 F 497 E 550 37TH ST/USC/ INDUSTRY EXPO PARK METRO BLUE LINE MONTEBELLO F 497 405 E 444 E 447 M 342 F 482 F 493 DIAMOND BAR 1 C 438 M 343 LADERA E 445 E 450x 1Plan 234your trip at metro.net C 448 VENICE HEIGHTS 605 HACIENDA E 446 E 460 SLAUSON 5 Planee su viaje en metro.net FOX HILLS HEIGHTS C 437 C 574 T 1 57 O 701 HUNTINGTON T 2 PARK MARINA O 721 DEL REY MANCHESTER 710 LAX CITY BUS CENTER LAX 1 234Be at your stop five METRO GREEN LINE O 701 E 460 C 438 105 minutes early HARBOR FWY T 2 METRO GREEN LINE Metrolink Orange County & 91 Line Llegue a su parada cinco EL SEGUNDO HAWTHORNE 110 COMPTON 105 ROSECRANS minutos más temprano NORWALK 1 405 E 445 E 446 E 450x E 447 BELLFLOWER C 438 O 721 E 550 ORANGE COUNTY CERRITOS E 444 91 91 1 234Pay your fare or show your pass GALLERIA AT ARTESIA REDONDO SOUTH BAY Pague su tarifa o muestre su pase BEACH E 445 L 66ZAP O 721 91 E 550 605 FULLERTON PARK/RIDE ANAHEIM T 1 CARSON E 460 E 444 E 577x 57 CYPRESS 1 234Relax and enjoy * Detailed route maps with stops/stations and 110 E 446 710 E 447 METRO BLUE LINE park/ride lot locations are available at metro.net. 405 O 701 your commute DISNEYLAND PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY 5 Los mapas detallados de las rutas indicando C 448 1 Relájese y disfrute de RANCHO las paradas, estaciones y estacionamientos están PALOS E 445 LONG BEACH VERDES su viaje al trabajo disponibles en metro.net. E 550 SAN PEDRO LA HARBOR LONG BEACH SEAL TO HUNTINGTON BEACH TO SAN DIEGO HARBOR BEACH 21 metro.net metro.net �������� ��������� metro.net Metro Blue Line Metro Blue Line ��������������� ���� Destination Guide ������������������� Guía de Destinos ������ ������ ������ �������� �������� ������� ������ ������� �������� ������� ��������������� �������������� ��������� ������ ������� ����� ������ ��������� ������� ������ �������� ���� ����� ������ ������ ������������������ ������� �������������� ������� ���� ������� ����������������� ����������� ������������� ������������� ���������������� ������ �������������� Go Metro to work and play ��������������� Vaya en Metro al trabajo y a la diversión �������������������� ��������������� Work. Shopping. Schools. Discover a world of convenience on the Metro Blue Line. From the ��������������� ��������� Descubra un mundo de comodidades con la Metro Blue Line. Desde la emoción ������������� � Entertainment. They’re all nearby excitement of the Staples Center and the endless weekend activities ��������� ����������� ������������������� del Staples Center y las actividades interminables de los fines de semana ��������� ������������� on the Metro Blue Line. inLong Beach to the employment centers of downtown, Metro helps ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ������������ en Long Beach hasta los centros de empleo del Centro de Los Angeles, Metro le ������� ������� ���������� ������ ������� ���� ���� permite llegar a donde quiera ir rápid0 y eficientemente. you get where you’re going quickly and efficiently. ������������ ����� ������������������ ��������� Con un extenso servicio de autobuses y trenes a lo largo del Condado de Los ��������������� With extensive bus and rail service throughout LA county, Metro is ���������� Angeles, Metro ya llega a casi cualquier lugar donde usted se encuentre. Asi que already going just about any place you are. So relax and Go Metro. ������ relájese y Vaya en Metro. ������� �������� Plan your adventure Planee su aventura La forma conveniente de viajar todo el día ��� ��������� For trip planning assistance and all other questions, ���������������������������������� Para obtener ayuda con la planificación de su viaje Por menos del costo de gasolina y estacionamiento ���������������������� ������������ call 1.800.COMMUTE, Metro’s toll-free telephone ��������� y otras preguntas, llame a 1.800.266.6883, la línea usted puede comprar un Pase Diario de $3 y tener ��������� ������� ������ ���������� information hotline. Tell the customer representative ������������ telefónica de información gratuita de Metro. Dígale la ventaja de viajes ilimitados durante todo el día �������� ������� ���������� �������� ������� where you want to go, where you are starting and ������� al representante del Servicio al Cliente dónde en el servicio de Metro Rail, Metro Rapid, Metro Liner �������� ������� the day and time you want to travel. �������������� quiere ir, dónde quiere iniciar su viaje y en qué día y Metro Local. ���������� ������� ��������������� ������� y hora quiere viajar. ��������������� You can also get customized bus and rail itineraries ������� 24 hours a day on the Metro Trip Planner at metro.net. ���������������� ������� Usted también puede obtener itinerarios ����������������� ������������� 0123077 ���������� ������� ������� ���������� ������ personalizados las 24 horas al día en el Trip Planner The convenient way to ride all day ������������������ 2006 �������������������� ������ en metro.net. For less than the cost of gas and parking, you can buy ���������������� ��������� ��������������������� a $3 Day Pass and take advantage of unlimited ������� 01 ������� travel all day on Metro Rail, Metro Rapid, Metro Liner �������������� ������� and Metro Local service.
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