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Metro.Net Harbor Transitway Connections metro.net Harbor Transitway Connections ADAMS San Pedro St Station LATTC/Ortho Bus Lines and Connections Serving the Harbor Transitway. Numbered bus lines operated by Metro. Bus lines prefi xed by letters operated by municipal carriers. WEST ADAMS Pico Station Institute Station Grand/LATTC Station JEFFERSON OLYMPIC FLOWER Washington Expo/ Expo/ University of Southern BROADWAY MAIN Station SAN PEDRO Western Vermont California (USC) Jefferson/USC Station 37th St/USC Station n Harbor Freeway Station I-110 Metro Stations Station Station FIGUEROA EXPOSITION BL 7th St/Metro Center Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, 7th St/Metro Center Expo Park/ 37th St/USC Station n Metro Rail Station oo o o n 81, 442, 460, DASH F, T4 Metro Rail Station oo o o n Metro Silver Line n, 81, 450, CE448, T4 Carson Station * USC Station 25TH ST 23rd Street Metro Rail Station o Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, Broadway 45, 745 7th St/Metro Center LA Memorial Exposition Park Coliseum 81, 442, 460, DASH F, DASH King-East, T4 Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n Metro Rail Station oo o o n 450 LA Sports Arena Ross Snyder MARTIN LUTHER KING JR Recreation Center Aviation/LAX Metro Rail Station o CE438 Dodger Stadium Dodger Stadium Express Carson CA F, CA North-South Shuttle, T3, R3 110 Gilbert Lindsay Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n Downtown Los Angeles Metro Silver Line n, 45, 81, 450, 745, Del Amo Fashion Center T1, T3, R3 Community Center Culver City Metro Expo Line o CE448, GA1X, T4 Downtown Los Angeles 450 E E VERNON AV N on VERNON AV I VERNON AV El Camino Community College T2 Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station 450, 550, T1 L Disneyland 460 Vernon Downtown Los Angeles Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, El Monte Metro Silver Line n Harbor Gateway-Vermont Av 205, 550, T1 R Station E VERNON O O O Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 1 block west V LEONIS T T T T T Figueroa St 81 T 81, 442, 460, DASH F, T4 L ALAMEDA ST I SO SO SO n Long Beach Downtown T3, R3 PACIFIC El Monte Metro Silver Line Fullerton OC721 S Expo/Crenshaw Station Expo/Crenshaw Figueroa St 81, DASH F Gardena GA1X, T1 San Pedro-LA Harbor 205, 450, 550 O FRUITLAND Torrance Civic Center T1, T3, R3 R o n T MAIN ST Fullerton 460, OC721 Grand Metro Rail Station Metro Silver Line , 81, T4 BROADWAY SAN PEDRO ST AVALON BL CENTRAL CENTRAL AV COMPTON BL COMPTON n USC/Exposition Park 550 E SANTA FE SANTA AV o n Harbor Gateway Metro Silver Line , 450, 550, T1, T4 FE SANTA AV Grand Metro Rail Station Metro Silver Line , 81, 442, 460, Slauson Station n M DASH F, T4 Imperial Hwy 120 Wilmington T3, R3 SLAUSON AV SLAUSON AV Slauson Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station on Metro Silver Line n, 81, 550, CE448, T4 LA Convention Center Metro Silver Line n, 81, T4 Station Huntington Beach OC701 LA County+USC Medical Center Metro Silver Line n Pacifi c Coast Highway Station * Y A HUNTINGTON PARK Knotts Berry Farm 460 LAX Airport Metro Green Line o to LAX Shuttle G 7th St/Metro Center W GAGE AV T GAGE AV n L.A. LIVE Metro Silver Line n, 81, T4 Metro Rail Station oo o o n 450, CE448 I GAGE LA Convention Center Metro Silver Line , 81, 442, 460, S DASH F, T4 LA Southwest College 120 Banning High School DASH Wilmington CHESTERFIELD N A FLORENCE LA County+USC Medical Center Metro Silver Line n Norwalk Metro Green Line o Banning Museum DASH Wilmington R SQUARE T FLORENCE AV FLORENCE AV L.A. LIVE Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, Palos Verdes Peninsula CE448 Downtown Los Angeles 450 R 81, 442, 460, DASH F, T4 o Harbor City 232 O Florence FLORENCE Redondo Beach Metro Green Line , T2 B Station LAX City Bus Center 102 Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station on 450, CE448 R Rosewood 45 A H Martin Luther King Jr Bl DASH King – East San Pedro-LA Harbor 450, 550 Hermosa Beach 232 WALNUT Norwalk Metro Rail Station o 460 South Bay Galleria T2 Kaiser Permanente A ST PARK Palos Verdes Peninsula CE448 STAPLES Center Metro Silver Line n, 81, T4 South Bay Medical Center 205, 232 WESTERN AV VERMONT AV FIGUERO Redondo Beach Metro Rail Station o CE438 Torrance T1, T2 LA Harbor College 205, 232 NORMANDIE AV South Bay Beach Cities CE438 Union Station oo o n ÅÍ'Ó Metro Silver Line n, T4 LAX City Bus Center 232 MANCHESTER AV FIRESTONE BL Long Beach Downtown 232 Manchester Station n Firestone STAPLES Center Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, USC/Exposition Park Metro Silver Line n, 81, 550, CE448, T4 Station Manhattan Beach 232 110 ALAMEDA ST 81, 460, DASH F, T4 FIREST Pacifi c Coast Highway 232 ONE Union Station oo o n ÅÍ'Ó Metro Silver Line n, T4 Rosecrans Station USC/Exposition Park On west side of Figueroa St Redondo Beach 232 7th St/Metro Center San Pedro-LA Harbor 205, 450 Vernon Metro Rail Station o DASH Southeast Metro Rail Station oo o o n Metro Silver Line n, T4 Torrance 232 Westlake 200 Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n USC/Exposition Park CE448 CENTURY BL TWEEDY Westlake/MacArthur Park Compton Metro Rail Station o 125 WATTS Metro Rail Station 200 Wilmington 232, DASH Wilmington 103RD ST Dodger Stadium Dodger Stadium Express 103rd St/ Downtown Los Angeles Metro Silver Line n, T4 Watts Towers Station Watts Towers Slauson Station El Monte Metro Silver Line n State Historic CENTURY * At Pacifi c Coast Highway and Carson Stations, board Metro Line 450 Park BROADWAY CENTRAL AV 7th St/Metro Center Gardena 125, GA1 on station platforms; all other buses board at on-street stops. MAIN SAN PEDRO AVALON ST ST BL Metro Rail Station oo o o n Metro Silver Line n, 81, 442, 460, T4 Grand Metro Rail Station o Metro Silver Line n, T4 Broadway 45, 745 Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station on Metro Silver Line n, 550, T4 IMPERIAL HWY Willowbrook/ Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n LA Convention Center Metro Silver Line n, T4 Los Angeles Rosa Parks Station Southwest EEWAY Bl Station Lakewood Culver City Transit Center 108, 358 LA County+USC Medical Center Metro Silver Line n College CENTURY FR Disneyland 460 L.A. LIVE Metro Silver Line n, T4 Vermont/ Athens Harbor Avalon Martin Luther King, Jr. 105 Freeway Multi-Service Ambulatory Dodger Stadium Dodger Stadium Express Norwalk Metro Rail Station o 125 Station Station Kenneth 120TH ST Station o n Care Center Long Beach n Plaza El Segundo 125 Hahn Downtown Los Angeles Metro Silver Line , 45, 81, 442, 460, 745, Plaza Station T4 Rosecrans Av 125 Crenshaw Station ATHENS El Monte Metro Silver Line n San Pedro-LA Harbor 550 EL SEGUNDO BL EL SEGUNDO BL Figueroa St 81 STAPLES Center Metro Silver Line n, T4 ON AV Fullerton 460, OC721 Union Station oo o n ÅÍ'Ó Metro Silver Line n, T4 T Y A WILLOWBROOK LYNWOOD ALAMED Grand Metro Rail Station o Metro Silver Line n, 81, 442, 460, T4 USC/Exposition Park Metro Silver Line n, 550, T4 A o n n W Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station Metro Silver Line , 45, 81, 550, 745, T4 AD MAIN ST WILMING Crenshaw Station Crenshaw NORMANDIE VERMONT AV AV WESTERN AV Huntington Beach OC701 FIGUERO ST A ST Harbor Gateway Transit Center BRO Knotts Berry Farm 460 7th St/Metro Center Rosecrans Station n ROSECRANS AV LA Convention Center Metro Silver Line n, 81, 442, 460, T4 Metro Rail Station oo o o n Metro Silver Line n, 450, T4 ROSECRANS AV LA County+USC Medical Center Metro Silver Line n 190th St-Torrance T6 Compton L.A. LIVE Metro Silver Line n, 81, 442, 460, T4 Artesia Bl – West 130, 344 M Station o E Marina del Rey 108, 358 Artesia Metro Rail Station 130, 205, T6 T COMPTON BL GARDENA R Norwalk Metro Rail Station o 460 Avalon Bl – North 52, 352 O BL S Avalon Bl – South 246 O BEACH Compton Airport San Pedro-LA Harbor 550 ND I O L RED ALONDRA BL Slauson Av 108, 358 Carson 205, 246, CA North-South Shuttle V E Slauson Metro Rail Station o 108, 358 Compton 205 R L n Compton Community College 130 I STAPLES Center Metro Silver Line , 81, 442, 460, T4 N Union Station oo o n ÅÍ'Ó Metro Silver Line n, 442, 745, T4 Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n E Cal State University Dominguez Hills 130, T6 COMPTON Compton USC/Exposition Park Metro Silver Line n, 81, 442, 460, 550, T4 Community Vernon Metro Rail Station o DASH Southeast Del Amo Fashion Center 344, T1, T6 Artesia College Station Dodger Stadium Dodger Stadium Express 91 Downtown Los Angeles Metro Silver Line n, 450, T4 ARTESIA BL Manchester Station Harbor Gateway El Monte Metro Silver Line n Transit Center Harbor Gateway Transit Center n VICTORIA ST 7th St/Metro Center Metro Expo Line o, Metro Silver Line n, SEE MAP Gardena GA1, GA2, GA4, T1 W 182ND ST California State University WILMINGTON AV Metro Rail Station oo o o n 81, 442, 460, T4 TO LEFT Dominguez Hills Grand Metro Rail Station o Metro Silver Line n, T4 A V Broadway 45, 745 AL Harbor City GA2 Cal State LA Å Metro Silver Line n ON BL Harbor Fwy Metro Rail Station on Metro Silver Line n, 450, 550, T1, T4 405 Home Depot Center Disneyland 460 Soccer Stadium Harbor Gateway-Vermont Av 205, 550, T1 Victoria Dodger Stadium Dodger Stadium Express Park Harbor-UCLA Medical Center 205, 550, T1 Station Wardlow Downtown Los Angeles Metro Silver Line n, 45, 81, 442, 460, 745, T4 Victoria LA Convention Center Metro Silver Line n, T4 Golf Course Del Amo El Monte Metro Silver Line n LA County+USC Medical Center Metro Silver Line n HARBOR DEL AMO BL Station Figueroa St 81 SAN DIEGOSouthbay FWY Pavilion LA Harbor College 205 110 at Carson Fullerton 460, OC721 L.A.
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