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Board at Operator Orientation Via Board at Allen Station o Arcadia Station o Azusa Downtown Station o NORTHBOUND to Altadena Colorado Bl, Lake Av Allen Av/Corson St 79 WESTBOUND to Downtown LA Huntington Dr, Mission Rd Huntington Dr/Santa Anita Av 185 SOUTHBOUND to West Covina, Industry, Sunset Av, Hacienda Bl Azusa Intermodal Transit Center 256 Santa Clara St/1st Av Hacienda Heights, Puente Hills Mall Foothill Bl/San Gabriel Av Metro Local SOUTHBOUND to Commerce Eastern Av Allen Av/Corson St Metro Local Foothill Transit n 686 NORTHBOUND to Altadena Allen Av Allen Av/Corson St 487 EASTBOUND to El Monte Station Santa Anita Av Santa Anita Av/Huntington Dr, 187 EASTBOUND to APU, San Dimas, La Verne, Foothill Bl Foothill Bl/San Gabriel Av, Santa Anita Av/Santa Clara St, Claremont Å, Montclair Å Foothill Bl/Dalton Av Metro Shuttle SOUTHBOUND to Filmore Station o Colorado Bl, Fair Oaks Av Allen Av/Corson St Metro Express Foothill Transit Santa Anita Av/Colorado Bl WESTBOUND to Monrovia, Sierra Madre, Huntington Dr, Colorado Bl Foothill Bl/San Gabriel Av, 10 WESTBOUND to Green Av & Orange Grove Bl Allen Av, Del Mar Bl, Lake Av, Maple St/Allen Av, WESTBOUND to Pasadena, Downtown LA Santa Anita Av, I-10 Fwy Santa Anita Av/Colorado Bl, Pasadena Foothill Bl/Alameda Av Colorado Bl Corson St/Sierra Bonita Av, Santa Anita Av/Santa Clara St, Pasadena Transit Allen Av/Corson St Santa Anita Av/Huntington Dr 280 SOUTHBOUND to West Covina, Valinda, Industry, Azusa Av Azusa Intermodal Transit Center Puente Hills Mall o Foothill Transit 40 EASTBOUND to Sierra Madre Villa Station Allen Av, Orange Grove Bl Villa St/ Sierra Bonita Av 187 EASTBOUND to San Dimas, La Verne, Foothill Bl Santa Clara St/1st Av Claremont Å, Montclair Å Pasadena Transit WESTBOUND to Old Pasadena Villa St, Los Robles Av Allen Av/Villa St Foothill Transit 494 EASTBOUND to APU, Glendora, San Dimas Foothill Bl Foothill Bl/San Gabriel Av, WESTBOUND to Sierra Madre, Pasadena Huntington Dr, Colorado Bl Santa Clara St/1st Av Foothill Bl/Dalton Av Foothill Transit WESTBOUND to Mayfl ower Village, Huntington Dr, Peck Rd Foothill Bl/San Gabriel Av, Sierra Madre Villa Station o El Monte Station n Foothill Bl/Alameda Av Monrovia Station o WESTBOUND to Hollywood Colorado Bl, Los Feliz Bl, Sierra Madre Villa Station o 181 496 SOUTHBOUND to Irwindale, West Covina, Irwindale Av, I-10 Fwy Azusa Intermodal Transit Center Hollywood Bl 264 EASTBOUND to Duarte/City of Hope Station o Duarte Rd Duarte Rd/Magnolia Av, Cal State LA, LAC+USC Medical Center, Metro Local Duarte Rd/Myrtle Av Foothill Transit Metro Local Downtown LA WESTBOUND to Arcadia, Altadena Altadena Dr Duarte Rd/Magnolia Av, Duarte Rd/Myrtle Av 264 EASTBOUND to Duarte/City of Hope Station o Foothill Bl, Michillinda Av, Sierra Madre Villa Station o Duarte Rd APU/Citrus College Station o Metro Local NORTHBOUND to Monrovia Station o Primrose Av Myrtle Av/Duarte Rd, o 270 WESTBOUND to Altadena Altadena Dr, New York Dr, Sierra Madre Villa Station Primrose Av/Pomona Av 187 EASTBOUND to San Dimas, La Verne, Foothill Bl Citrus Av/EFoothill Bl Allen Av Metro Local SOUTHBOUND to El Monte Station n, Peck Rd, Santa Fe Springs Rd Claremont Å, Montclair Å Myrtle Av/Duarte Rd, Foothill Transit Whittier, Norwalk Primrose Av/Pomona Av WESTBOUND to Monrovia, Sierra Madre, Huntington Dr, Colorado Bl E Foothill Bl/Citrus Av SOUTHBOUND to Lakewood Center Mall Rosemead Bl Sierra Madre Villa Station o 266 Pasadena Metro Local 494 EASTBOUND to APU, Glendora, San Dimas Peck Rd Duarte Rd/Magnolia Av, Duarte Rd/Myrtle Av 281 SOUTHBOUND to Citrus, Covina, Industry, Citrus Av, Sunset Av Citrus Av/W Foothill Bl NORTHBOUND to Altadena Lincoln Av, Altadena Dr Foothill Bl/Halstead St Foothill Transit Puente Hills Mall 268 WESTBOUND to Mayfl ower Village, Foothill Bl Duarte Rd/Magnolia Av, Foothill Transit Metro Local SOUTHBOUND to El Monte Station n Del Mar Bl, Temple City Bl Foothill Bl/Halstead St El Monte Station n Duarte Rd/Myrtle Av 284 SOUTHBOUND to San Dimas, Covina, Lone Hill Av, Covina Bl Citrus Av/W Foothill Bl EASTBOUND to El Monte Station n Sierra Madre Bl, Santa Anita Av Sierra Madre Villa Station o West Covina 487 Foothill Transit Metro Express WESTBOUND to Westlake/MacArthur Wilshire Bl Sierra Madre Villa Station o Duarte/City of Hope Station o oo Park Station 488 WESTBOUND to Citrus, Covina, Valinda, Grand Av, Ramona Bl Citrus Av/W Foothill Bl 264 WESTBOUND to Arcadia, Altadena Altadena Dr Duarte Rd/Buena Vista St, El Monte Station n 31 WESTBOUND to Fair Oaks & Woodbury Altadena Dr, Washington Av Sierra Madre Villa Station o Duarte Rd/Hope Dr, Foothill Transit Metro Local Highland Ave/Duarte Rd Pasadena Transit 494 EASTBOUND to Glendora, San Dimas Foothill Bl Citrus Av/W Foothill Bl SOUTHBOUND to Irwindale, Baldwin Park, Baldwin Park Bl, Merced Av Duarte Rd/Buena Vista St, E Foothill Bl/Citrus Av WESTBOUND to Fair Oaks & Woodbury New York Dr, Washington Av Sierra Madre Villa Station o 272 Foothill Transit 32 West Covina Duarte Rd/Hope Dr, WESTBOUND to Azusa, Mayfl ower Village, Huntington Dr, Peck Rd E Foothill Bl/Citrus Av Foothill Transit Pasadena Transit Highland Ave/Duarte Rd El Monte Station n 40 WESTBOUND to Memorial Park Station o Orange Grove Bl, Sierra Madre Villa Station o Allen Station o, Los Robles Av Pasadena Transit Irwindale Station o 60 EASTBOUND to Hastings Ranch Hastings Ranch Rd, Sierra Madre Villa Station o 185 NORTHBOUND to Azusa Irwindale Av, Foothill Bl Foothill Bl/Irwindale Av, Sierra Madre Bl Irwindale Av/Gateway Bus Dr Pasadena Transit Foothill Transit WESTBOUND to Pasadena City College Madre St, Del Mar Bl Sierra Madre Villa Station o SOUTHBOUND
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