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Information HE 176 OAKS FAIR 210 210 Garfield 264 292 Glassell Av 57 489 Galen Irwindale reflects the main part of the line; consult schedules for details. 79 Mills D ST Marino Allen 690 Park Monte South 185 281 488 Vista Via Mirasol 605 690 Huntington Dr Auto Centre 90 28 83 256 Pasadena 268 487 270 DT Gladstone 81 VistaBuena Metro Rail & Busway Foothill 91 Beckville Broach 851 291 FOOTHILL Cypress Temple Arrow Hwy WEEKDAY SATURDAY284 57SUNDAY 94 Av 60 HUNTINGTON DR 176 Rosemead 494 LINE PEAK DAY EVE DAY Sunflower EVE DAY EVE San Dimas City Irwindale AZUSA Citrus Grand Park Southwest Museum Live Oak 378 Gold 7 12 10Arrow Hwy7-8 10 7-8 10 La Verne SAN FERNANDO 78 Arrow Hwy Bonita Claremont 794 685 Av 43 492 492 Silver 4-8 15 20-60 20 20-60 20 20-60 492 INDIAN HILL Collis El Sereno 79 30 Live Oak BP Nubia 292 CYPRESS Marmion Monterey 78 Red 10 12 20 12 10 12San Dimas20 378 GAREY Arrow Route Maycrest San Dimas Bonita Towne La Sena 252 110 256 EMR 496 Purple 10 12 20 12 10 Park12 & Ride20 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AZUSA Monterey Valinda 92 15-20 25 Antonio50-60 25-30 60 40 60 MAIN 10 CITY TERRACE Newmark South 486 P5 East End East Durfee 488 Reservoir 378 LAC+USC RX Elliott Lark Ellen 94 15-20 30 College30-80 20 30-80 20 30-80 Pomona Union M Park Klingerman West 289 70 ELCT 70 El Monte Lexington Ardilla LP 486 Mission Jackson RX 78 Klingerman Anita Santa Fairgrove 96 30-35 40 60 50-55 50-60 Valley60 – 286 Transit Center Station Med Center Casuda Canyon Graves Rush EMO LP 79 EMO EMY 194 Covina106 50 50 TEMPLE– – – – – 480 Wabash 71 258 762 260 30 176 176 WCG EC Graves 1 282 281 185 178 176 45 45 – – – – – Peck ELCT Sheriff Temple 487 770 El Monte Don Julian 605 266 269 EMY Valinda 177 30 – – – – – – Hazard Pomona 489 Hospital Fineview Temple Grand 190 291 195 SOTO CCS Rush Corporate Center AMAR 35 35 40-60 10-20 40-60 10-20 5740-60 71 Orange M Fulton Parkway 180 665 256 Monterey Mission Philadelphia M Pass P2 Transit Service Guide 194 CESAR E BH P4 486 181 35 35 40-60 30 40-60 30 40-60 770 251 City Hillside W Valley CHAVEZ Terrace Davidson P3 P2 V LP Blanchard P5 183 30-60 60 60 60 60 60 60286 M M The table shows approximate frequency in minutes for all Metro 751 M BrightwoodCrest Vista EV 7th LP 201 50 50 – 60 – 60 – Floral 493 495 497 Wing Walnut Gage Beach Bonnie Eastern Avocado P1 services and major municipal bus lines on this map. Information 68 WCG Ackley Shadow251 15-20 20 La Puente40-60 12 40-60 15 40-60 ATLANTIC Garfield Pico/ Mariachi M Workman Mill Hacienda Gemini Durfee Heightsreflects the main part of the line; consult schedules for details. 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