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Metro Bus & Metro Rail System Map Metro Rapid Metro Shuttles & Circulators Metro Rail Metro Liner Metro Express Metro Local & Limited Approximate frequency in minutes Approximate frequency in minutes Approximate frequency in minutes Approximate frequency in minutes Approximate frequency in minutes Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Approximate frequency in minutes Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Weekdays Saturdays Sundays to Santa Clarita Weekdays Saturdays Sundays LA County Weekdays Saturdays Sundays Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve SC8 Olive View-UCLA Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve to Santa Clarita Red/Purple Line Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve 704 8-10 12-15 15-25b 15-20 16-19b 15-30 16-19b 2 4-10 9-12 15-30o 12-14 15-30o 15-25 20-30o 603 10-15 12-15 30 20-30 30-60 20-30 30-60 and Antelope Valley Medical Center 5 6 10 6-8 10 6-8 10 439 30-45 40-60 60b 60b 60 60 60b 210 SIMSHAW Red 10 12 20 12-15 20 12-15 20 Orange 4-5 10 8-20 11-12 10-20 11-12 10-20 442 25-30 - - - - - - 705 10-20 20 20 - - - - 4 9-15 15-16 15-30 13-20 15-30 15-30 15-30 605 10 15-20 30a 30 30a 30 30a 5 236 CE409 224 234 Purple 10 12 20 12-15 20 12-15 20 444 10-30 60 60a 60 60a 60 60a 710 8-10 20 20a 20 20a - - 10 7-15 15-30 15-30 15-30 30-60 15-30 30-60 607 35 - - - - - - SC8 BLEDSOE Blue 711 9-10 20 12-20 - - - - 14 12-25 15-30 20-60 15-30 20-60 15-30 20-60 608 60 60 - - - - - 290 634 El Cariso 10-11p 12 20 12-15 20 12-15 20 445 30 60 30-60 60 60a 60 60a Regional Blue 5-6 12 20 12-15 20 12-15 20 446 25-40 60c 60 60c 60 60c 60 714 10-20 30 20-25 - - - - 16 2-6 7-8 10-30 6-12 10-30 7-20 12-30 611 11-31 31-40 35-54 30-40 30-50 30-40 30-50 County Park Green 715 10 20 20-25 - - - - 18 2-3 7-9 7-38 5-10 11-38 10-18 12-40 612 35-42 41-43 36-45 45 50-60 45 50-60 234 SAYRE 7-8 15 20 15 20 15 20 Transitways 447 40-50 60c 60 60c 60 60c 60 236 BORDEN ROXFORD LA Mission Gold 7-8 12 20 12 20 12 20 450X 12-20 - - - - - - 720 3-12 5-9 10-20 6-10 10-20 7-10 10-20 20 6-15 9-12 15-30d 12-15 15-30d 12-20 15-30d 620 20 20 1 trip - - - - SC8 GLENOAKS Approximate frequency in minutes SAN 224 College 460 19-28 28-33 35-48 21-40 25-48 28-50 35-48 728 8-15 15 15 - - - - 26 7-26 20-38 22-65 13-32 26-62 21-36 32-61 625 15-20 20-30 20a - - - - HUBBARD FERNANDO RD Weekdays Saturdays Sundays 484 8-15 20-30 25-70 20-40 40-70 30 50-70 730 10 20 20 - - - - 28 7-15 12-16 20-30 8-12 15-30 10-30 15-30 626 15-20 20-30 20a - - - - 7TH 290 BALBOA Peaks Day Eve Day Eve Day Eve 734 12 25 25 - - - - 30 634 30 30-40 - - - - - CE409 FOOTHILL 485 12-15 30 60 30 40-60 30 40-60 30-50 45-60 35-60 30-50 35-60 28-45 40-60 740 a a 645 234 1-4 5-7 15 6-9 12 8-10 15 487 16-30 40-45 30-45 60 60 60 60 8-10 20 20 12-15 20 - - 31 12-25 30 30-60 24-40 30-60 30-45 40-60 20-40 60 - - - - - SYLMAR San Gabriel Mountains 5-10 30 15-30 30 30 30 30 489 16 - - - - - - 741 12 25 20 - - - - 33 6-16 12-16 15-60 14-30 15-60 16-30 15-60 656 - - 60g - 60g - 60g 236 SYLMAR-SAN FERNANDO 490 12-30 20-30 60q 60q 60q 60q 60q 745 4-15 9-18 7-25b 10-20 14-19b 15-17 15-19b 35 5-12 8-10 20-60 10-20 20-60 12-30 20-60 665 25-27 60 25-40 60 60 60 60 Santa Susana Mountains 734 ARROYO168 534 10-30 30 60b 15-40 60b 30-60 60b 750 5-10 20 20 15-20 20-30 25 25-30 37 6-12 12-15 20-60 15-20 20-60 15-30 20-60 685 30 30 30-40 - - - - 794 MACLAYSAN 292 168 550 20-25 45 60 45 60 45 60 751 10-12 12 20b 18-19 20 - - 38 10-15 13-20 30-60 17-30 30-60 30-40 30-60 686 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 FENTON233 753 10 20 20 - - - - 40 687 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 237 FERNANDO 761 577X 28-30 35-40 60 - - - - 6-15 15 15-30 7-10 20-30 10 15-30 230 239 TERRA BELLA FOOTHILL 754n 4-11 6-12 10-20 9-12 15-20b 15-20 20-25b 42 9-16 20-30 60f 30 60f 60 60f 239 290 SC791 168 233 FOOTHILL 754s 5-16 6-12 10-20b 9-12 15-20b 15-20 20-25b 45 4-10 7-12 9-60 8-16 13-60 10-26 23-60 RINALDI CE409 210 PORTER SC791 RINALDI 761 757n 10 15 15-20b 15 15-20b 12 15-20b 48 7-18 20-32 30-60 15-30 30-60 30-60 30-60 RINALDI 239 RANCH 118 PAXTON GLENOAKS Hansen Dam 757s 20 30 20-30 30 30-40b 30 30-40b 51 2-3 7-9 7-38 5-10 11-38 10-18 12-40 AV787 230 Recreation Area SC791 AV787 168 LAKEVIEW 90 760 10-15 15-20 20-30b 20-30 20-30b 25-30 25-30b 52 6-28 13-35 24-65 12-34 32-66 20-43 40-63 HASKELL SUNLAND CE575 WOODLEY 243 SC791 SC796 236 292 91 761 7-10 20 20-30i 20 20-30i 25 20-30i 53 Municipal Bus Operators SVC 118 118 SC796 SC791 CE419 PACOIMA TERRACE SHADOW 6-20 15-20 8-60 9-19 19-60 15-27 20-60 LOUISE 237 237 90 91 RONALD REAGAN FWY BALBOA 169 762 10 20 25-30 20j 20-30aj - - 55 to Simi Valley GRANADA SC796 SUNLAND 169 290 90 4-12 15 20-60 10-15 30-60 15 30-60 ALB Alhambra Community Transit 239 CHATSWORTH MISSION 224 166 166 HILLS FOOTHILL CE573 5 FOOTHILL 770 10 12-13 30 15 30 - - 60 3-7 7-10 10-60e 5-10 10-60e 10-12 12-60e AV 243 HILLS 794 292 CE409 TUJUNGA 91 Antelope Valley Transit CHATSWORTH CE574 234 HILLS 364 780 9-12 15 16b 15k 15ak 15k 15k 62 15-27 23-35 25-69 49-60 60-71 49-60 60-71 CE419 SAN FERNANDO RD 364 BCT Beach Cities Transit DEVONSHIRE RESEDA AV787 DE SOTO MASON DEVONSHIRE CANYON 158 158 158 734 VAN NUYS VAN NUYS OSBORNE 794 10-14 24 20-40 24-30 20-40 26-40 40a 66 1-10 6-16 10-41 2-20 13-41 8-25 13-60 CE419 158 230 SUNLAND TUJUNGA BG Bell Gardens Transit CE419 CE419 CE419 LA CRESCENTA 920 6-30 - - - - - - 68 7-10 8-12 15-60 10-20 20-60 12-30 20-60 CHATSWORTH 210 CE409 BF Bellfl ower Bus LASSEN 240 741 239 LASSEN 237 LASSEN 292 70 168 233 158 ARLETA LAUREL CANYON SHELDON HONOLULU 10-12 15 10-30 10-12 20-60 12 30-60 BB Burbank Bus TAMPA 168 168 761 GLENOAKS 169 90 71 12-30 30 30b 17-30 40-60b 30-50 40-60b 237 405 166 243 239 236 VA Care Ctr WOODMAN CA Carson Circuit 167 PLUMMER Cal State CE573 PLUMMER 76 7-15 15 30-60 15 30-60 15-20 30-60 364 167 78 CR Cerritos on Wheels (COW) 243 University ZELZAH CE574 AV786 91 5-15 30 60 13-15 60 15-30 60 LDNOR Northridge BALBOA 94 LDNOR Northridge 166 167 158 CE419 GB3 79 r r r CCS Children’s Court Shuttle PRAIRIE Fashion Center NORDHOFF 166 166 222 FOOTHILL 15-20 30 60 40 60 40 60 364 SUNLAND 27 SC747 794 81 3-10 10 20-60 10-12 20-60 12-15 20-60 CO Commerce Transit 166 CORBIN 364 364 152 SUN VALLEY NORDHOFF NORTHRIDGE AV786 PANORAMA OSBORNE SC794 COM Compton Renaissance Transit System 364 NORTH MONTROSE 83 8-10 15 20-60 16-18 20-60 20 20-60 TOPANGA CYN TOPANGA Woodbury 245 244 LDNOR NORTHRIDGE 239 236 237 SC792 CITY SC799 84 b b b CU Cudahy Area Rapid Transit (CART) LANKERSHIM SUN VALLEY University 12-20 15-30 30-60 10-24 30-60 12-24 30-60 CE575 AV787 CE573 BALBOA HILLS SC793 230 243 CHASE ARLETA 210 DE SOTO WOODLEY BRANFORD 90 16-30 60 3 trips 60 3 trips 60 3 trips C Culver CityBus SC791 SC796 PARTHENIA CE574 SC797 167 94 Jet Propulsion LDNOR 237 SEPULVEDA 224724 Verdugo Mountains GB3 Laboratory 260 91 16-30 60 4 trips 60 3 trips 60 3 trips DL 152 SC798 152 169 FOOTHILL DowneyLink ROSCOE NUYS VAN ROSCOE 152 RESEDA LINDLEY 152 153 152 153 91 90 LCFS 152 153 TUXFORD (JPL) 92 10-20 25 20-60 20 20-60 20 30-60 EL East Los Angeles Shuttle (El Sol) 153 ROSCOE 153 153 167 353 163 169 BBAD GB3 CE409 West Hills 353 353 VAN NUYS 353 169 233 656 761 230 177 94 10-14 24 20-60 20 30-60 26 30-60 353 SATICOY 243 242 SATICOY 239 SATICOY 5 FAIR OAKS EM El Monte Trolley Company Medical 169 169 AIRPORT Flyaway Terminal 94 292 268 Oak ALTADENA 96 20 30 30-60b 30 60b 45 60b Center 169 169 169 BOB HOPE FT Foothill Transit 169 VAN NUYS AIRPORT 222 BURBANK BBAD ARTS52 Grove 267 102 29-40 38-45 31-45 48 48 48 48 WEST HILLS CANOGA PARK RESEDA 169 167 SHERMAN MONTROSE 2 OAK GROVE GB3 Park 264 264 GA Gardena Bus Lines 163 SHERMAN 163 363 (BUR) 794 94 BEL AIR ALTADENA San Gabriel Mountains 105 163 363 163 363 163 15-18 18-20 20-60 15 20-60 20 40-60 169 SHERMAN 163 363 163 363 SC793 SC798 BBAD 165 94 267 GB Glendale BeeLine CE413 CE413 CYPRESS Verdugo Hills OAK GROVE MARIPOSA 108 4-8 15 18-60 14-17 18-60 15-20 25-60 363 645 234 734 794 EMPIRE GLENOAKS KENNETH 90 GB3 267 260 LH Hahn’s Trolley VANOWEN VANOWEN VINELAND HOLLYWOOD Hospital 110 6-12 15-25 10-60 16-20 20-60 30 30-60 165 165 165 91 LINCOLN 687 180 165 165 165 165 165 BBAD OAKS FAIR HP Huntington Park Express VANOWEN Topanga DE SOTO PIERCE 152 153 LAKE 485 111 8-15 12-15 14-60 9-15 15-60 9-15 15-60 237 ALLEN WOODLEY VALLEY GLEN VICTORY LDWN COLLEGE VICTORY VICTORY BURBANK-BOB HOPE AIRPORT LA CAÑADA WOODBURY NEW YORK 115 LC La Canada Flintridge Shuttle (operated by Glendale Beeline) Plaza 164 BBAD 268 SANTAARTS20 ROSA 3-15 12-24 12-60 12-15 15-60 20 25-60 164 164 164 164 237 164 237 164 164 OLIVE PROVIDENCIA FLINTRIDGE 164 VERDUGO 164 164 VICTORY ARTS20 WOODBURY HOLLISTON 117 14 20 20-60 15-20 20-60 18-20 20-60 LW Lawndale Beat CANOGA SEPULVEDA VAN NUYS CE413 154 177 CE413 183 CANADA LA Pierce OXNARD BALBOA WOODLEY CE413 222 ARTS52 687 180 120 30 30 30-50 45 45-60 45 45-60 LB Long Beach Transit 244 OXNARD EDISON FWY GLENDALE FULTON 260 256 College Sepulveda BBEM DOWNTOWN BURBANK SAN FERNANDO BL 686 AV787 VAN NUYS 154 154 154 CE409 485 NEW YORK 121 20-35 45 30-60 45 45 45 45 ZAP Long Beach Transit Rapid 236 Recreation ARTS51/52 ARTS20 William Carey LDWS SC796 TAMPA RESEDA 154 156 LA Valley 230 224 BBEM LIDA ARTS20 125 10-20 20-30 30-60b 25 30-40a 30 3 trips 237 Dam Area 154 154 1ST ALAMEDA Glendale ARTS31/32 International Univ.
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