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Route May Experience Intermittent Patsaouras Transit Plaza/ Center Delays Due to the I-405 Improvement Project Huntington Beach to Los Angeles Express NOTE: No weekend service. 701 via 405 Fwy / 605 Fwy / 105 Fwy / 110 Fwy NOTA: No hay servicio los fines de semana. Monday - Friday Note: This route may experience intermittent Patsaouras Transit Plaza/ Center delays due to the I-405 Improvement Project. Union Station NORTHBOUND To: Los Angeles Tenga en cuenta: Esta ruta puede tener retrasos l intermitentes debido al I-405 Proyecto de Mejora CommerciaAlameda (F) (F) Hope Temple (F) Temple 1st St Court House 2nd St Goldenwest Center Transportation View & Cerulean Valley Lampson & Park-and-Ride Ed West & 7th Figueroa & Temple Judge John Aiso Patsaouras Plaza Transit 3rd St 5:30 5:40 5:44 6:34 6:46 6:52 AM 4th St Effective5:50 6:01March6:05 23, 7:03OCTA 7:16will temporarily7:22 implement6:20 6:30 a Sunday6:34 7:42Service7:55 schedule8:02 on LOS Judge John Aiso Grand Olive Hill Spring Main Los Angeles ANGELES Broadway allF days= Times for are fixed approximate/ routesLos horariosto help son protect aproximados. 5th St the health of the public and OCTA Wilshire Monday - Friday employees,SOUTHBOUND while To: stillHuntington providing Beach critical Metro Red/Purple Line 7th St 8th St OC Bus service. Information: ocbus.com 9th St Metro Blue Line/Expo Line SB Flower (F) Figueroa Olympic Staples Center Convention Center Pico (F) (F) Venice Patsaouras Plaza Transit Angeles & Los Temple & 7th Flower Lampson & Ride Park-and Ed West View Valley & Cerulean Goldenwest Center Transportation Slauson Washington 4:15 4:23 4:33 5:49 5:53 6:05 PM Transitway Station Street Level Adams 4:38 4:46 4:56 6:12 6:16 6:28 Metro Bus Line 45, 81, 108, 358, 745 37th / USC / Expo Park 5:02 5:08 5:18 6:31 6:35 6:45 110 Fwy Slauson Manchester F = Times are approximate/Los horarios son aproximados. Transitway Station Manchester Street Level Metro Bus Line 45, 81, 105 LOS 115, 745 ALAMITOS Katella SERVICE TO / SERVICIO A 42 605 Downtown Los Angeles Garden Grove St. Clou50 - Courthouse - Hilton D. Bell Intermediate School WEST ED - Patsaouras Transit Plaza Huntington Beach d Los AlamitosPARK-AND-RIDE Union Station (Metrolink/Amtrak) - Goldenwest Transportation Seal Beach Center 701 Los Alamitos/Seal Beach Area - Golden West College - Oak Middle School - Bella Terra Shopping Center Lampso Cerulean - West Ed Park-and-Ride Rose n Valley View 56, 123 Seal Beach Blvd 56 SEAL Garden Grove Valley View BEACH NB MAP NOTES: 1) Route 701 is a limited-stop route, making stops only at major transfer points ( ) and time check points . Golden WestNB GOLDENWEST 405 2) Operations along the Harbor Transitway TRANSPORTATION a) Northbound buses will stop at Manchester, Slauson and 37th Street stations only CENTER AREA/ Gothard Old World Village to discharge passengers who boarded in Orange County. PARK-AND-RIDE Center SB b) Southbound buses will stop at 37th Street, Slauson and Manchester stations only to pick up passengers who are destined to Orange County. 29, 66, 70, 123, 529, Beach 701; OC FLEX NOTAS DEL MAPA: Bella Terra Shopping Center 1) La Ruta 701 es una ruta con paradas limitadas, realizando paradas solamente en los puntos principales de transferencia ( ) y puntos de verificación de horario . LEGEND 2) Operaciones en Harbor Transitway Scheduled Regular PM Routing Bus Stop Locations/ LEYENDA Departure Routing Only Transit Stop Locations N a) Los autobuses que se dirigen al norte se detendrán solamente en las estaciones MAP NOT TO SCALE de I-105, Manchester, Slauson y 37th Street para que bajen pasajeros que subieron en el condado de Orange. Route 701/111519 Numbers on streets indicate transfers. Números en la calle indican transbordos. b) Los autobuses que se dirigen al sur se detendrán solamente en las paradas de 37th Street, Slauson y Manchester e I-105 para recoger pasajeros que se dirigen al condado de Orange. Effective February 9, 2020 | www.octa.net.
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