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Artesia Bl Rapid 3 Stops List N Rapid W E Kingsdale Av Kingsdale Hawthorne Bl Redondo Beach Bl S Artesia Bl Downtown Long Beach Station Connections A LB 1 T 3 3 1 LB 71 LB 111 T R3 LB 72 LB 112 LB 46 CE142 LB 121 LB 191 LB 181 M 60 (Owl) 182nd St LB Pacific Av Pacific Promenade Pine Av LB 151 192 LB 182 M 232 Downtown D C B A Long Beach Bl Long Beach B M M Rapid 190th St 1st St LB P LB P E F G H 1st St LB 91 LB 172 LB 51 LB 21 LB 92 LB 173 LB 61 LB 22 1st Street LB 93 LB 174 LB 23 N LB 94 LB 81 128 W. 1st St B LB 96 LB 121 W E Long Beach, CA 90802 LB 151 S Carson/Hawthorne Hub Del Amo Bl Connections Points of Interest T 3 N T 4X 1 South Bay Galleria Transit Center T 1 T 4 See South Bay Galleria Connections map. T 6 W E T 8 2 T 9 M344 S Torrance Bl 2 Little Company of Mary Hospital Carson St 3 Carson/Hawthorne Hub Main St Van Ness Av Ness Van 4 6 Bl Avalon 3 7 C See Carson/Hawthorne Hub Connections map. T 9 T 4X Carson St B Carson St T 4 Hawthorne Bl T 7 4 Del Amo Mall T 7 5 T 8 5 Harbor-UCLA Medical Center M 344 6 Harbor Freeway/Carson Station Maple Av Maple 223rd St I-110 Fwy Cabrillo Av Cabrillo Western Av Western Vermont Av Vermont St Figueroa Madrona Av Madrona M Silver Line Arlington Av Arlington Crenshaw Bl Crenshaw Hawthorne Bl Normandie Av Plaza Del Amo 7 Carson Civic Center Del Amo Circle Bl Del Amo Circle 8 Pacific Coast Hwy Station M Blue Line 9 Anaheim Station South Bay Galleria Connections Rapid 3 Stops List M Blue Line T 2 South Bay Galleria (Bay 9) 10 Pacific Station M Blue Line T 8 1820 Kingsdale Ave P Hawthorne/Artesia (Eastbound Only) Sepulveda Bl B 102 Redondo Beach, CA 90278 Hawthorne/190th 11 Downtown Long Beach Station M 130 Hawthorne/Del Amo See Downtown Long Beach Station Connections map. Hawthorne/Torrance Artesia Bl Carson/Del Amo Circle Bl C Firmona Av Lomita Bl T 2 B 102 Carson/Crenshaw T 8 M 130 Carson/Arlington M 40 M 740 Carson/Western Legend Carson/Normandie Rapid 3 Long Beach Bl Pacific Av Pacific Magnolia Av 5 Carson/Vermont Pine Av D 9 Carson/Main 8 Kingsdale Av Kingsdale D Rapid 3 Timepoint Carson/Avalon T R3 Avalon/223rd 4 Transit Metro Blue Line Station Avalon/Sepulveda M Mall Blinn Av 15th St Avalon Bl Avalon I-710 Fwy Watson Av Watson 9 M 211 Av Fe Santa 8 Fwy CA-103 Avalon/Lomita P Park & Ride Lot Anaheim St G 3 Pacific Coast/Avalon 3 Pacific Coast/Watson B Bike Facilities Available 10th St Pacific Coast/Blinn M 710 7 B Bike Station 7th St Pacific Coast/Santa Fe 6th St M 210 Pacific Coast/Pacific (Westbound Only) Northbound 2 Eastbound 10 Pacific/Pacific Coast (Eastbound Only) Westbound 3rd St Broadway M 710 6 Pacific/15th Southbound E Pacific/Anaheim B Beach Cities Transit 1st St M 210 11 1 Pacific/10th CE Commuter Express N G GTrans Pacific/7th L Res L Lawndale Beat L Exp W E Pacific/5th (Westbound Only) LB Long Beach Transit Long Beach/6th (Eastbound Only) M Metro S T Torrance Transit Downtown Long Beach Station (Shelter A) 5 Rapid EastSouth / EsteTransitBay Galleria CenterCarson (Bay(Del St at 9)Amo Del Mall) AmoAvalon Circle Bl at Bl LomitaPacific Bl Coast HwyDowntown at Santa Long Fe Av Beach Station WestDowntown / (ShelterO Longeste A) BeachPacific Station Coast HwyAvalon at SantaBl atCarson Sepulveda Fe Av(Del St at AmoBl DelSouth Mall) Amo TransitBayCircle Galleria Bl Center (Bay 9) 3 BA B C D E E D C B A 6:20a 6:36a 7:02a 7:12a 7:23a 6:31a 6:46a 6:55a 7:25a 7:39a 7:02 7:18 7:44 7:47 8:05 6:50 7:05 7:14 7:44 7:58 7:59 8:15 8:41 8:51 9:02 7:04 7:19 7:28 7:58 8:12 NO MID-DAY SERVICE 7:10 7:25 7:34 8:04 8:18 -- -- -- 3:04p 3:17p 7:16 7:31 7:40 8:10 8:24 2:31p 2:47p 3:17p 3:28 3:41 7:33 7:48 7:57 8:27 8:41 2:51 3:07 3:37 3:48 4:01 NO MID-DAY SERVICE 3:13 3:29 3:59 4:11 4:24 2:38p 2:54p 3:03p 3:31p 3:51p 3:38 3:54 4:25 4:37 4:50 3:05 3:21 3:30 3:58 4:15 4:01 4:19 4:52 5:04 5:17 3:27 3:43 3:52 4:22 4:39 4:25 4:43 5:16 5:28 5:41 3:51 4:07 4:15 4:45 5:02 4:49 5:07 5:40 5:52 6:05 4:11 4:27 4:35 5:05 5:22 5:12 5:30 6:03 6:13 6:24 4:34 4:50 4:58 5:28 5:45 5:32 5:50 6:21 6:31 6:42 5:00 5:16 5:24 5:54 6:11 5:55 6:13 6:40 6:50 7:01 5:27 5:43 5:51 6:19 6:35 5:51 6:07 6:14 6:41 6:57 Weekdays / Entre Semana / Entre Weekdays Weekdays / Entre Semana / Entre Weekdays 6.
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