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Los Angeles Metro Bus
Metro Bus ENC Axess bus in North Hollywood
ParentLos Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro)
FoundedFebruary 1, 1993; 32 years ago (1993-02-01)
HeadquartersMetro Headquarters Building, Downtown Los Angeles
Service areaLos Angeles County, California
Service typeTransit bus
Routes116 (excluding Metro Busway)
Fleet2,066 buses
Daily ridership740,700 (weekdays, Q1 2025)[1][Note 1]
Annual ridership242,600,700 (2024)[2][Note 1]
Fuel type
Operator

Metro Bus is the transit bus service in Los Angeles County, California, operated by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro). Metro Bus operates in the Los Angeles Basin, the San Fernando Valley, and the western San Gabriel Valley, serving a population of approximately 10 million people.[3]

Metro Bus provides the main local bus service in the city of Los Angeles, and regional services across its service area. Metro Bus services connect with multiple other operators in the region, providing connections at an extensive network of transit centers, many of which are located at Metro Rail stations and regional destinations. As of December 2024, there are 116 Local, Rapid, Limited, and Express routes in the system, excluding Metro Busway routes. [4]

The Metro Bus fleet is the third-largest in the United States, with 2,066 buses as of 2024.[5] The Metro Bus fleet consists of CNG and battery-electric buses, with additional hydrogen fuel-cell and battery-electric buses on order.[6] The majority of Metro Bus lines are operated by Metro directly, with select services operated by private contractors.[4] In 2024, the system had a ridership of 242,600,700, or about 740,700 per weekday as of the first quarter of 2025.[Note 1]

History

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Early 1990s: Founding of the LACMTA

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The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, abbreviated as Metro, was founded in 1993 from the merger of the Southern California Rapid Transit District and the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission. It was charged with financing and constructing a rapid transit rail system, operating the bus system, and coordinating other transportation programs in the region. The conflicts that had occurred between the RTD and the LACTC persisted as internal conflicts within Metro, with union leaders arguing that former LACTC staff received better benefits than former RTD staff, even after the merger.[7]

The ongoing conflict over funding rail construction and bus services continued at Metro. Only months after the agency's founding, Metro CEO Julian Burke presented a proposed budget for fiscal year 1994 to the agency's board of directors. The proposed budget would halt progress on the Union Station–Pasadena segment of the Blue Line to support continued bus operations and rail construction. Los Angeles mayor Richard Riordan strongly criticized the plan, and at his insistence, the board directed Metro staff to continue planning for the Pasadena Blue Line, causing Metro to look for other sources of funding.[8]

Metro proposed a large bus fare increase in June 1994, to take effect on September 1st of that year.[9] The fare for a single bus ride was proposed to increase 23% from $1.10 to $1.35 ($2.33 to $2.86 in 2024),[10] and all monthly passes were planned to be eliminated. A 2004 analysis found that the average monthly bus pass user took approximately 100 trips per month, which would have caused a fare increase of over 50% for the average passholder.[8]

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Metro Rapid stop on Wilshire Blvd from the 2000 pilot program, with amenities including a real-time arrivals display

On August 31, 1994, a class action lawsuit was filed against Metro by a coalition of local and national civil rights organizations, representing Los Angeles bus riders. The civil rights organizations, including the Bus Riders Union, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and the Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates, supported by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. The plaintiffs argued that Metro's large subsidies for rail construction and operation discriminated against bus riders, whose demographics were significantly different than those of rail riders. The court delayed the fare increase, and after nearly two years of discovery proceedings, the case was settled before it went to trial.[9]

The consent decree that resulted from the settlement required Metro to significantly expand bus service.[11] One product of the consent decree was Metro Rapid, a brand of limited-stop bus service with some characteristics of bus rapid transit. A delegation from the Los Angeles city government, including Mayor Richard Riordan, visited the Brazilian city of Curitiba in early 1999. The civic leaders were impressed by Curitiba's comprehensive bus rapid transit system, the Rede Integrada de Transporte, and sought to replicate it. By the summer of 1999, planning was underway for a pilot program of bus rapid transit service on two corridors: Wilshire Blvd/Whittier Blvd and Ventura Blvd.[12]

In addition to Metro Rapid service, Metro expanded local and express bus service, purchased hundreds of new buses, and lowered bus pass prices.[8][13] Metro Rapid service on the two pilot corridors began in June 2000, opening on the same day as the Red Line extension to North Hollywood. Both lines were immediately popular, generating ridership growth of 25% in their first 90 days of operation. Travel time was improved by over 20% on both lines, aided by the signal priority at intersections in the City of Los Angeles. Customer satisfaction increased relative to the previous local and limited-stop bus services, and the Rapid service quickly captured over 60% of bus ridership on both corridors.[14]

2000s: Alternative fuels and declining ridership

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Metro introduced compressed natural gas-powered buses and low-floor buses in the late 1990s.[15] By 2003, Metro was the largest operator of CNG buses in the country, with over 1,900 CNG buses operating across its service area.[16] A rule passed by the South Coast Air Quality Management District in 2000 banned new diesel-powered buses in transit fleets in Southern California, seeking to improve air quality in the region.[17]

California transit ridership began declining in the early 2000s, with a large share of the decline coming from the Los Angeles region. A 2018 study attributed some of the decline to rising car ownership among passengers, and also highlighted the effect of bus service cuts across the region. From 2007 to 2013, bus service in miles traveled dropped 13% across the entire Southern California Association of Governments region, which extends beyond Los Angeles County.[18] In addition to the 2018 study's hypothesis, a 2024 study argued that some of this decline was due to the high cost of housing in areas of Southern California that had better access to public transport.[19]

Metro introduced the Transit Access Pass (TAP) fare payment system in 2008, creating a single fare card for most buses and trains in Los Angeles County. TAP replaced a system of magnetic stripe stored-value cards already in use by some agencies, including Big Blue Bus and Foothill Transit.[20] In 2018, TAP fully replaced the previous system of paper interagency transfers, offering discounts on rides that connected between multiple bus and rail operators.[21]

2020s: NextGen Bus Plan and COVID-19

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During the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, Metro Bus required face masks on buses and required passengers to board through the rear door

At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic in California, Metro Bus services were cut to approximately 80% of 2019 levels. Face masks were required on Metro buses, and passengers were required to board through the back door of buses to support social distancing between bus drivers and passengers.[22]

The pandemic's impact on public transit affected ridership in Los Angeles and worldwide. In 2021, as transit ridership nationwide began to increase, bus service in Los Angeles regained patronage faster than rail services in the region, and faster than its peers in California. Los Angeles-area transit ridership outpaced Bay Area transit ridership by tens of millions of trips in 2021 for the first time in decades, driven largely by bus ridership. An analysis by the Bay Area News Group showed that the largest bus operators in the Los Angeles region were at 74% of 2019 bus ridership levels in June 2022, far higher than their peers in New York City and the Bay Area.[23]

Full map of the Los Angeles Metro system, with Metro Bus lines shown in orange (local lines) and red (Metro Rapid lines)

Routes

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Metro buses are given line numbers that indicate the type of service offered. This method was devised originally by the Southern California Rapid Transit District, Metro's predecessor.

  • Line numbers lower than 100 are local routes to/from Downtown Los Angeles, numbered counterclockwise from least to greatest.
  • Line numbers in the 100s are local east/west routes in other areas
  • Line numbers in the 200s are local north/south routes in other areas
  • Line numbers in the 300s are limited-stop routes
  • Line numbers in the 400s are freeway express routes to/from Downtown Los Angeles
  • Line numbers in the 500s are freeway express routes in other areas
  • Line numbers in the 600s are shuttle/circulator routes
  • Line numbers in the 700s are limited-stop rapid routes.
  • Line numbers in the 800s are used to designate Metro Rail routes as well as supplementary shuttles for suspended rail service.
  • Line numbers in the 900s are Metro Busway routes.

1-99 (Local routes to/from Downtown Los Angeles)

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Local bus service to/from Downtown Los Angeles and other areas. The line numbering begins at line 2 (Sunset Bl, a line leading west from USC) and proceeds counterclockwise around Downtown Los Angeles, ending at line 94 (Magnolia Bl).

Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
2
[24] 		Westwood
UCLA (Le Conte Av & Westwood Bl) 		University Park
Expo Park/USC station 		Sunset Bl, Alvarado St, Hoover St 24 hours
  • Owl service interlined with Line 602 (10p-2a)
  • The only non-triple digit route to not serve Downtown LA
4
[25] 		Santa Monica
6th St & Santa Monica Bl 		Downtown LA
Venice Bl & Broadway 		Santa Monica Bl 24 hours
  • Big Blue Bus Line 1 provides daytime service between West LA and Santa Monica
Santa Monica
2nd St & Santa Monica Bl (owl)
10
[26] 		West Hollywood
Santa Monica Bl & San Vicente Bl 		Downtown LA
Main St & Venice Bl (see notes) 		Melrose Av, Temple St Daily (4am-12:30am)
  • Most trips interlined with Line 48:
    • Westbound trips originate at Avalon station and change signs to Line 10 upon reaching Main & Venice
    • Eastbound trips continue as Line 48 to Avalon station after reaching Temple & Figueroa
Larchmont
Melrose Av & Arden Bl
14
[27] 		Beverly Grove
Beverly Bl & La Cienega Bl 		Downtown LA
Hill St & Adams Bl (westbound; see notes)
1st St & Beaudry Av (eastbound; see notes) 		Beverly Bl 24 hours
  • Most trips interlined with Line 37:
    • Westbound trips originate in Culver City and change signs to line 14 upon reaching Hill & Adams
    • Eastbound trips continue as line 37 to Culver City after reaching 1st & Beaudry
Koreatown
Beverly Bl & Western Av (late nights)
16
[28] 		West Hollywood
San Vicente Bl & Santa Monica Bl 		Downtown LA
Alameda St & 6th St 		West 3rd St 24 hours
Beverly Grove
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
18
[29] 		Koreatown
Wilshire/Western station 		Montebello
Montebello/Commerce station 		6th St, Whittier Bl 24 hours
Koreatown
Wilshire/Vermont station
Commerce
Commerce Center (short line)
Downtown LA
6th St & Broadway (early morning) 		East Los Angeles
Whittier Bl & Garfield Av (owl)
Downtown LA
6th St & Hope St (late night)
20
[30] 		Westwood
Westwood Bl & Wilshire Bl 		Downtown LA
5th/6th St & Main St 		Wilshire Bl 24 hours
Santa Monica
Main St & Pico Bl (owl)
28
[31] 		Century City
Constellation Bl & Century Park W 		Downtown LA
Union Station 		West Olympic Bl Daily (4:20am-1am)
Miracle Mile
Fairfax Av & Olympic Bl
30
[32] 		Mid-City
Pico/Rimpau Transit Center 		Arts District
Little Tokyo/Arts District station 		West Pico Bl 24 hours
33
[33] 		Santa Monica
5th St & Santa Monica Bl 		Downtown LA
LA Union Station 		Venice Bl 24 hours
Santa Monica
Ocean Av & Santa Monica Bl 		Downtown LA
Union Station (owl)
35
[34] 		Culver City
Washington/Fairfax Transit Hub 		Downtown LA
Broadway & Venice Bl (see notes) 		West Washington Bl Daily (Mon-Sat: 4:30a-12a, Sun: 5a-12a)
Downtown LA
7th St & Maple Av (evenings)
37
[35] 		Culver City
Washington/Fairfax Transit Hub 		Downtown LA
1st St & Beaudry Av (westbound; see notes)
Hill St & Adams Bl (eastbound; see notes) 		West Adams Bl 24 hours
  • Most trips interlined with Line 14:
    • Westbound trips originate in Beverly Hills and change signs to line 14 upon reaching 1st & Beaudry
    • Eastbound trips continue as line 14 to Beverly Hills after reaching Hill & Adams
West Adams
Adams Bl & La Brea Av (owl)
38
[36] 		Culver City
Washington/Fairfax Transit Hub 		Downtown LA
Broadway & Venice Bl 		West Jefferson Bl Daily (5a-12a)
Downtown LA
Spring St & 7th St
(evenings)
West Adams
Jefferson Bl & La Brea Av (evenings) 		Downtown LA
Hill St & Adams Bl (owl)
40
[37] 		Downtown LA
Union Station 		Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach Transit Center 		West Martin Luther King Jr. Bl, Crenshaw Bl, Florence Av, Hawthorne Bl 24 hours
Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center (owl)
45
[38] 		Lincoln Heights
Broadway & Thomas St 		South LA
Harbor Freeway station 		Broadway 24 hours
48
[39] 		Downtown LA
Main St & Venice Bl (northbound; see notes)
Temple St & Figueroa St (southbound; see notes) 		South LA
Avalon station 		South Main St, Maple Av, San Pedro St Daily (5a-11p)
  • Most trips interlined with Line 10:
    • Northbound trips change signs to Line 10 upon reaching Main & Venice
    • Southbound trips originate in West Hollywood and continue as Line 48 to Avalon station after reaching Temple & Figueroa
South LA
San Pedro St & Manchester Av
51
[40] 		Westlake
Westlake/MacArthur Park station 		Carson
CSU Dominguez Hills 		Avalon Bl, San Pedro St, 7th St 24 hours
Downtown LA
7th Street/Metro Center (short line)
Downtown LA
7th St & Broadway (owl) 		Florence
Avalon Bl & Florence Av (owl)
53
[41] 		Downtown LA
Beaudry Av & 4th St (northbound)
Grand Av & 2nd St (southbound) 		Carson
CSU Dominguez Hills 		Central Av Daily (4:30a-12a)
Willowbrook
Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station (short line)
55
[42] 		Downtown LA
Sunset Bl & Figueroa St 		Willowbrook
Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station 		Adams Bl, Compton Av 24 hours
Downtown LA
Spring/Main St & 7th St (owl & late evening)
60
[43] 		Downtown LA
Figueroa St & Sunset Bl 		Compton
Artesia station 		Santa Fe Av, Pacific Bl, Long Beach Bl 24 hours
Long Beach
Downtown Long Beach station (owl)
62
[44] 		Downtown LA
Beaudry Av & 4th St (northbound)
Grand Av & 3rd St (southbound) 		Hawaiian Gardens
Norwalk Bl & 226th St 		Telegraph Rd, Pioneer Bl Daily (5a-11:30p)
Hawaiian Gardens
Norwalk Bl & Civic Center Dr
Norwalk
Pioneer Bl & Mapledale St
66
[45] 		Koreatown
Wilshire/Western station 		Montebello
Montebello/Commerce station 		West 8th St, East Olympic Bl Daily (5a-1a)
Koreatown
8th St & Western Av 		East LA
Commerce Center
Boyle Heights
Soto St & Olympic Bl
70
[46] 		Downtown LA
18th St and Olive St (westbound)
Olive St and Venice Bl (eastbound) 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Cesar E Chavez Av, Garvey Av 24 hours
76
[47] 		Downtown LA
18th St & Olive St (westbound)
Olive St & Venice Bl (eastbound) 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Valley Bl, North Main St 24 hours
Downtown LA
Grand Av/Olive St & 7th St (evening/owl)
78
[48] 		Downtown LA
18th St & Olive St (westbound)
Olive St & Venice Bl (eastbound) 		Temple City
Live Oak Av & McCulloch Av 		Mission Rd, Main St/Las Tunas Dr Daily (6a-12:30a)
Downtown LA
Grand Av & 7th St (westbound, evening/owl)
Olive St & 7th St (eastbound, evening/owl) 		Alhambra
Main St & Garfield Av (short turn)
81
[49] 		Eagle Rock
Colorado Bl & Eagledale Av 		South LA
Harbor Freeway station 		Figueroa St 24 hours
90
[50] 		Sunland
Sunland Bl & Foothill Bl 		Downtown LA
Historic Broadway Station 		Glendale Av, Cañada Bl, Foothill Bl, Sunland Bl, Vineland Av Daily (5:30a-11p)
North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		Glendale
Glendale Av & San Fernando Road (late evenings)
92
[51] 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station (late evenings & owl) 		Downtown LA
Main St & Olympic Bl 		Glenoaks Bl, Brand Bl, Glendale Bl 24 hours
Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station
94
[52] 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		Downtown LA
Hill St & Venice Bl 		Magnolia Bl, San Fernando Road Daily (Mon-Sat: 5a-1a, Sun: 6:30a-1a)

100s (Local east/west routes in other areas)

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East/west service, not necessarily serving Downtown Los Angeles.

Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
102
[53] 		Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center 		Huntington Park
Palm Pl & Seville Av 		La Tijera Bl, Stocker St, Exposition Bl, Jefferson Bl Daily (6a-12a)
University Park
Jefferson/USC station
105
[54] 		West Hollywood
Santa Monica Bl & San Vicente Bl 		Vernon
Pacific Bl & Santa Fe Av 		La Cienega Bl, Vernon Av 24 hours
Leimert Park
Martin Luther King Jr. station (late evenings & owl)
106
[55] 		Montebello
The Shops at Montebello 		Monterey Park
Garvey Av & Atlantic Bl 		Garvey Av, Mission Rd, 1st, Riggin St Daily (4:30a-12a)
East LA
East LA College Transit Center (short line)
108
[56] 		Marina Del Rey
Washington Bl & Palawan Wy 		Pico Rivera
Slauson Av & Passons Bl 		Slauson Av Daily (5a-10:30p)
Culver City
Mesmer Av & Major St (short line) 		Commerce
Slauson Av & Eastern Av (short line)
110
[57] 		Culver City
Culver City Transit Center 		Bell Gardens
Granger Av & Florence Av 		Centinela Av, Hyde Park Bl, Gage Av (daily)
Jefferson Bl (weekdays) 		Daily (6a-11p)
Playa Vista
Jefferson Bl & Waters Edge Wy
(select trips)
111
[58] 		Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center station 		Norwalk
Norwalk station 		Florence Av 24 hours
Inglewood
Inglewood Transit Center (short turn) 		Bell Gardens
Florence Av & Pacific Bl (short turn)
Inglewood
Downtown Inglewood station (short turn, early AM)
115
[59] 		Playa Del Rey
Pacific Av & Culver Bl 		Norwalk
Norwalk station 		Manchester Av/Bl, Firestone Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-12a, Sat/Sun: 6a-11:30p)
Westchester
Manchester Bl & Sepulveda Bl
117
[60] 		Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center 		Downey
Lakewood Boulevard station 		Century Bl, 103rd St, Tweedy Bl, Imperial Hwy Daily (5:30a-1a)
120
[61] 		Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center station 		Whittier
Whittwood Town Center 		Imperial Hwy, Telegraph Rd, Daily (5:30a-12a)
Norwalk
Norwalk station
125
[62] 		El Segundo
Plaza El Segundo 		Norwalk
Norwalk station 		Rosecrans Av Daily (5a-9p)
127
[63] 		South LA
Harbor Freeway station 		Downey
Downey Depot Transportation Center 		Compton Bl, Somerset Bl, Bellflower Bl Daily (4:30a-12:15a)
Compton
Compton station
128
[64] 		Compton
Compton station 		Cerritos
Cerritos Towne Center 		Alondra Bl Daily (6:30a-8:30p)
134
[65] 		Malibu
Pacific Coast Hwy & Trancas Canyon Rd 		Santa Monica
Downtown Santa Monica station 		Pacific Coast Hwy Daily (6:30a-8p)
  • Buses temporarily not stoping on a 10-mile (16 km) section of Pacific Coast Hwy between Rambla Vista and Temescal Canyon Rd due to Palisades Fire recovery work.
150
[66] 		Chatsworth
Chatsworth station 		Encino
Ventura Bl & Zelzah Av 		Topanga Canyon Bl, Ventura Bl Daily (5a-11p)
Canoga Park
Canoga station (short line) 		Tarzana
Ventura Bl & Reseda Bl (short line)
152
[67] 		West Hills
West Hills Medical Center 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		Fallbrook Av, Roscoe Bl, Lankershim Bl Daily (4:30a-12:30a)
154
[68] 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station 		Van Nuys
Sepulveda station 		Oxnard St, Burbank Bl Daily (5:30a-8:30p)
155
[69] 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station 		Sherman Oaks
Moorpark St & Van Nuys Bl 		Olive Av, Riverside Dr, Magnolia Bl Daily (5a-10p)
North Hollywood
North Hollywood station
158
[70] 		Chatsworth
Chatsworth station 		Sherman Oaks
Moorpark St & Van Nuys Bl 		Devonshire St, Woodman Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-9:30p, Sat/Sun: 7a-8p)
161
[71] 		Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks Transit Center 		Canoga Park
Canoga station 		Thousand Oaks Bl, Agoura Rd, US 101, Ventura Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-8p, Sat/Sun: 7a-8p)
Westlake Village
Westlake Bl & Townsgate Rd (short line)
162
[72] 		Woodland Hills
Fallbrook Av & Ventura Bl 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		Fallbrook Av, Sherman Way, Vineland Av 24 hours
West Hills
West Hills Medical Center (short line)
164
[73] 		West Hills
Platt Av & Victory Bl 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station 		Victory Bl Daily (5:30a-11p)
165
[74] 		West Hills
Platt Av & Victory Bl 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station 		Vanowen St Daily (5:30a-11:30p)
Canoga Park
Vanowen St & Topanga Cyn Bl (late evenings)
166
[75] 		Chatsworth
Nordhoff station 		Sun Valley
Glenoaks Bl & Branford St 		Nordhoff St, Osborne St Daily (6a-10:30p)
167
[76] 		Chatsworth
Chatsworth station 		Studio City
Ventura Bl & Goodland Av 		Plummer St, Coldwater Canyon Av Daily (6a-11p)
169
[77] 		Canoga Park
Canoga station 		Burbank
Hollywood Burbank Airport 		Mulholland Dr, Valley Circle Bl, Saticoy St, Topanga Cyn Bl Daily (6a-8:30p)
179
 Rose Hills
Rose Hill Transit Center 		Arcadia
Arcadia station 		Huntington Dr Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-12a, Sat/Sun: 6a-12a)
180
[78] 		Hollywood
Hollywood/Vine station 		Pasadena
Pasadena City College 		Hollywood Bl, Los Feliz Bl, Colorado Bl 24 hours
Pasadena
Colorado Bl & Lake Av (owl)
182
 East Hollywood
Vermont/Sunset station 		El Sereno
Huntington Dr & Monterey Rd 		York Bl, Fletcher Dr Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)

200s (Local north/south routes in other areas)

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North/south service, not serving in Downtown Los Angeles.

Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
202
[79] 		Willowbrook
Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station 		Rancho Dominguez
Del Amo Station 		Willowbrook Av Weekdays (5:30a-7p)
204
[80] 		East Hollywood
Vermont Av & Hollywood Bl 		Athens
Vermont Av & 120th St 		Vermont Av 24 hours
205
[81] 		San Pedro
6th St & Harbor Bl 		Willowbrook
Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station 		Western Av, Vermont Av, Wilmington Av Daily (4:30a-10:45p)
206
[82] 		East Hollywood
Vermont/Sunset station 		Athens
Vermont/Athens station 		Normandie Av Daily (6:15a-12:45a)
207
[83] 		Hollywood
Hollywood/Western station 		Athens
Western Av & Imperial Hwy 		Western Av 24 hours
Hawthorne
Crenshaw station
209
[84] 		Jefferson Park
Expo/Crenshaw station 		Gardena
Crenshaw Bl & Rosecrans Av 		Arlington Av, Crenshaw Bl, Van Ness Av Weekdays (5:30a-8:30p)
210
[85] 		Hollywood
Hollywood/Vine station 		Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach Transit Center 		Vine St, Western Av, Crenshaw Bl Daily (4:30a-1:30a)
Koreatown
Wilshire/Western station (short turn)
211
[86] 		Inglewood
Downtown Inglewood station 		Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach Transit Center 		Prairie Av Weekday rush hours
  • Interlined with Line 215 at Downtown Inglewood station
212
[87] 		Hollywood
Hollywood/Highland station 		Hawthorne
Hawthorne/Lennox station 		La Brea Av Daily (6a-1:30a)
215
[86] 		Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach station 		Inglewood
Downtown Inglewood station 		Inglewood Av Weekday rush hours
  • Interlined with Line 211 at Downtown Inglewood station
217
[88] 		Eagle Rock
Colorado Bl and Eagle Dale Av 		West Adams
La Cienega/Jefferson station 		Broadway, Los Feliz Bl, Hollywood Bl, Fairfax Av 24 hours
East Hollywood
Vermont/Santa Monica station (owl)
218
[89] 		Studio City
Ventura Pl & Ventura Bl 		Beverly Grove
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 		Laurel Canyon Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-9:30p, Sat/Sun: 6a-9:30p)
  • Operated by Southland Transit
222
[90] 		Sun Valley
Roscoe Bl & Lankershim Bl 		Hollywood
Hollywood/Vine station 		Hollywood Wy, Cahuenga Bl Daily (5a-11p)
224
[91] 		Sylmar
Olive View–UCLA Medical Center 		Studio City
Universal City/Studio City station 		Lankershim Bl, San Fernando Road 24 hours
Sylmar
Sylmar station (short turn) 		Hollywood
Highland Av & Santa Monica Bl (owl)
230
[92] 		Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station 		Studio City
Laurel Canyon Bl & Ventura Bl 		Laurel Canyon Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-10:30p; Sat: 6a-10p; Sun: 7a-10p)
232
[93] 		Westchester
LAX/Metro Transit Center 		Long Beach
Downtown Long Beach station 		Sepulveda Bl, Pacific Coast Hwy, Anaheim St Daily (Mon-Fri: 3:45a-11:45p, Sat/Sun: 4:45a-11:45p)
  • Operated by MV Transportation
233
[94] 		Lake View Terrace
Eldridge Av & Terra Bella St 		Sherman Oaks
Moorpark St & Van Nuys Bl 		Van Nuys Bl 24 hours
  • Operates alongside Metro Rapid Line 761 which provides daytime service between West LA and Sherman Oaks
Pacoima
Van Nuys Bl & Glenoaks Bl (short line) 		West LA

Expo/Sepulveda station (late night)

234
[95] 		Sherman Oaks
Sherman Oaks Galleria 		Sylmar
Los Angeles Mission College 		Sepulveda Bl, Brand Bl 24 hours
Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station (short line)
235
[96] 		Encino
Balboa Bl & Ventura Bl 		Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station 		Balboa Bl, Glenoaks Bl Weekdays (5a-10p)
236
[96] 		Encino
Balboa Bl & Ventura Bl 		Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station 		Balboa Bl, Rinaldi St Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p; Sat/Sun: 7a-8p)
237
[97] 		Encino
Ventura Bl & Zelzah Av 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		White Oak Av, Rinaldi St, Woodley Av Daily (5a-10:30p)
Van Nuys
Van Nuys station
240
[66] 		Northridge
Reseda Bl & Devonshire St 		Studio City
Universal City/Studio City station 		Reseda Bl, Ventura Bl 24 hours
Tarzana
Reseda Bl & Ventura Bl
242
[98] 		Northridge
Devonshire St & Winnetka Av 		Woodland Hills
Ventura Bl & Winnetka Av 		Tampa Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-8:30p, Sat/Sun: 5:45a-7:30p)
243
[98] 		Northridge
Devonshire St & Winnetka Av 		Woodland Hills
Ventura Bl & Winnetka Av 		Mason Av, Winnetka Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-8:30p, Sat/Sun: 6a-7p)
244
[99] 		Chatsworth
Chatsworth station 		Woodland Hills
Ventura Bl & Topanga Cyn Bl 		De Soto Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 4:30a-9:30p, Sat/Sun: 5a-8:30p)
246
[100] 		Gardena
Harbor Gateway Transit Center 		San Pedro
Point Fermin (Paseo Del Mar & Meyler) 		Avalon Bl, Pacific Av 24 hours
San Pedro
Pacific Av & 21st St (evenings & owl)
251
[101] 		Eagle Rock
Colorado Bl & Eagle Dale Av 		Lynwood
Lynwood station 		Eagle Rock Bl, Av 26, Daly St, Soto St 24 hours
Cypress Park
Av 26 & Idell St 		Huntington Park
Palm Pl & Seville Av
258
[102] 		Highland Park
Garvanza Av & Av 63 		Paramount
Paramount Bl 		York Bl, Mission St, Fremont Av, Eastern Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-10p, Sat/Sun: 7a-8p)
East Los Angeles
Cal State LA station (weekday evenings)
260
[103] 		Pasadena
Walnut St & Fair Oaks Av 		Willowbrook
Willowbrook/Rosa Parks station 		Fair Oaks Av, Huntington Drive, Atlantic Bl & Imperial Hwy Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)
  • Will operate alongside Line 261 between Pasadena and Atlantic/Imperial on December 15, 2024.
261
[104] 		Compton
Artesia station 		Fair Oaks Av, Huntington Drive, Atlantic Bl & Artesia Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)
  • Will operate alongside Line 260 between Pasadena and Atlantic/Imperial on December 15, 2024.
265
[105] 		Pico Rivera
Rosemead Bl & Whittier Bl 		Lakewood
Lakewood Center 		Paramount Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-8:30p, Sat/Sun: 8a-8p)
266
[106] 		Pasadena
Sierra Madre Villa station 		Lakewood
Lakewood Center 		Rosemead Bl, Lakewood Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)
  • Operated by Southland Transit
267
[107] 		Altadena
New York Dr and Allen Av 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Temple City Bl, Del Mar Bl, Colorado Bl, Allen Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-10p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)
268
[108] 		Pasadena
Sierra Madre Villa station 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Sierra Madre Villa Av, Sierra Madre Bl, Baldwin Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-9p, Sat/Sun: 7a-9p)
287
[109] 		Arcadia
Arcadia station 		Montebello
The Shops at Montebello (weekdays) 		Santa Anita Av & Tyler Av, Rush St Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-10:30p, Sat/Sun: 6a-10p)
El Monte
El Monte Station (weekends)
294
[110] 		Burbank
Burbank Station 		Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station 		San Fernando Road Daily (5a-12:30a)
296
[111] 		Burbank
Downtown Burbank station 		Lincoln Heights
Lincoln/Cypress station 		Riverside Dr Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-8:30p, Sat: 6:30a-8:30p, Sun: 7a-7:30p)
  • Operated by Southland Transit

300s (Limited-stop routes)

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Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
344
[112] 		Rancho Palos Verdes
Palos Verdes Dr S & Seacove Dr 		Gardena
Harbor Gateway Transit Center 		Hawthorne Bl, Artesia Bl Daily (5:30a-9p)
  • Limited-stop service on Artesia Bl between Harbor Gateway Transit Center and Hawthorne Bl, and Hawthorne Bl between Artesia Bl and Pacific Coast Hwy
  • Operates alongside Torrance Transit Line 8 on Hawthorne Bl and Torrance Transit Line 13 on Artesia Bl

400s (Freeway express routes to/from Downtown Los Angeles)

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Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
460
[113] 		Downtown LA
Los Angeles St & 5th St/6th St 		Anaheim
Disneyland 		5th St/6th St, Flower St/Figueroa St, Harbor Transitway, I-105, Rosecrans Av, Alondra Bl, Beach Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 3:45a-12a; Sat/Sun: 4:30a-12a)
  • Line has the highest ridership for the Metro Express category.
  • Longest bus line in the Metro system.
  • Operates in local service in Downtown LA, and east of Norwalk station
  • OC Bus accepts Metro's 30-day pass at stops where Line 460 connects to OC Bus routes in Orange County.
  • Serves Knott's Berry Farm and Fullerton Park and Ride.
487
[114] 		Downtown LA
Los Angeles Union Station 		Pasadena
Sierra Madre Villa station 		El Monte Busway, Ramona St, Las Tunas Drive, San Gabriel Bl, Foothill Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 6a-9p; Sat/Sun: 7a-8p)
  • Operates in local service off the El Monte Busway.
  • Serves the Mission/Broadway and Del Mar Park and Ride lots in San Gabriel and Sierra Madre Villa station.
489
[114] 		Downtown LA
7th Street/Metro Center station 		Temple City
Rosemead Bl & Huntington Dr 		Wilshire Bl, Grand Av/Olive St, El Monte Busway, Valley Bl, Rosemead Bl Weekday peak hours (6a-8a, 4p-7p) in the peak direction (AM: westbound, PM: eastbound)
  • Operates in local service off the El Monte Busway
  • Serves the Del Mar Park and Ride Lot in San Gabriel.

500s (Freeway express routes in other areas)

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Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
501
[115] 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		Pasadena
Del Mar station 		SR 134 Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-10p; Sat/Sun: 5:45a-9:30p)
550
[116] 		Exposition Park
McClintock Av & W Jefferson Bl 		Gardena
Harbor Gateway Transit Center 		I-110 Weekday peak hours (5-10a, 2:30-8:30p)
  • Northern half of the route originated at West Hollywood via San Vicente Bl before June 2012.
  • Southern half of the route between the Harbor Gateway Transit Center and San Pedro was replaced by portions of Lines 205 and 246 on Vermont Av and Gaffey St, respectively, on December 11, 2022.
577
[117] 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Long Beach
Cal State Long Beach 		I-605, 7th St Weekdays (5:30a-11:15p)

600s (Shuttles/circulators)

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Shuttles, special routes and local service within one or two adjacent neighborhoods.

Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
601
[118] 		Canoga Park
Canoga station 		Woodland Hills
DeSoto Av & Burbank Bl 		Canoga Av, Owensmouth Av, Burbank Bl Daily (5a-12a)
  • Late-night service extended to operate via DeSoto Av, Ventura Bl, Canoga Av in clockwise direction
602
[119] 		Pacific Palisades
Sunset Bl & Pacific Coast Hwy 		Westwood
Westwood Bl & Wilshire Bl 		Sunset Bl Daily
  • Due to the Palisades Fire, the route is currently shortened and not operating in the Pacific Palisades community.
603
[120] 		Glendale
Glendale Galleria 		Downtown Los Angeles
Grand/LATTC station 		San Fernando Road, Rampart Bl, Hoover St Daily
605
[121] 		Boyle Heights
Los Angeles General Medical Center 		Boyle Heights
Grande Vista Av & Olympic Bl 		Soto St, 4th St, Lorena St Daily
  • Operated by Southland Transit
611
[122] 		Cudahy
Cecelia St & Atlantic Bl 		South Los Angeles
Vernon station 		Santa Ana St, Seville Av, Florence Av, Compton Av, Vernon Av/Pacific Bl, Leonis Bl/District Bl, Wilcox Av (operates in a loop) Daily
617
[123] 		Beverly Hills
Beverly Dr & Pico Bl 		Culver City
Culver City station 		Beverly Dr, Burton Wy, Robertson Bl Daily
660
[124] 		Altadena
Fair Oaks St & Alta Loma Dr 		Pasadena
Del Mar station 		Fair Oaks Av Daily
  • Operates alongside Pasadena Transit Line 20 on Fair Oaks Av between Woodbury Rd. and Orange Grove Blvd. and Line 51 along Fair Oaks Av between Mountain and Walnut streets.
662
[125] 		Altadena
Altadena Dr & Lake Av 		Pasadena
Del Mar Station 		Lake Av, Del Mar Bl, Los Robles Av, Washington Bl, Lincoln Av, Altadena Dr (operates as a circulator route) Daily
  • Operates alongside Pasadena Transit Line 20 on Lake Av between Woodbury Rd. and Del Mar Blvd.
665
[126] 		Monterey Hills
Rose Hill Transit Center 		East Los Angeles
Indiana St & Olympic Bl 		Eastern Av, City Terrace Dr, Gage Av, 1st St, Indiana St, and Olympic Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 5:30a-8:45p; Sat: 6a-7:45p; Sun: 8a-7:45p)
690
[127] 		Sylmar
Olive View–UCLA Medical Center 		Tujunga
Summitrose St & Tinker Av 		Foothill Bl Daily (6a-11p)

700s (Rapid limited-stop routes)

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See also: Metro Rapid
Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
720
[128] 		Santa Monica
Downtown Santa Monica station 		Downtown LA
6th & Central 		Wilshire Bl Daily (Mon-Fri: 4:30a-1a; Sa/Su: 5a-1a)
  • Operates alongside Line 20, which is extended to Santa Monica when Line 720 is not in service during the night
Westwood
Wilshire Bl & Westwood Bl
754
[129] 		East Hollywood
Vermont Av & Hollywood Bl 		Athens
Vermont Av & 120th St 		Vermont Av Daily (Mon-Fri: 5a-9:30p; Sa: 6a-9:15p; Su: 6a-8:30p)
761
[130] 		Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station 		West LA
Expo/Sepulveda station 		Van Nuys Bl, Sepulveda Bl Daily (6a-9p)
  • Operates alongside Line 233, which is extended to West LA when Line 761 is not in operation for the night

800s (Metro Rail shuttle)

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Line numbers 801 thru 805, and 807 are used for Metro's A, B, C, E, D and K rail lines in order of ascension. Shuttle services are numbered based on the rail's route number, plus fifty.

Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
851
 A Line shuttle 		Pasadena
Lake station 		Pasadena
Fillmore station 		Raymond Av, Walnut St, Lake St Weekends (4:30a-12a)
  • Operating until May 25th, 2025.
855
 D Line shuttle 		Los Angeles
Wilshire/Western station 		Los Angeles
Wilshire/Vermont station 		Wilshire Bl Daily (4:30a-12a)
  • Operating until July 25th, 2025.
857
C Line & K Line Line Link 		Inglewood
Westchester/Veterans station 		Los Angeles
Aviation/LAX station 		Aviation Bl, Manchester Bl, Hindry Av Daily (4:30a-12a)

900s (Metro Busway)

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See also: Los Angeles Metro Busway
Route Terminals via Days of operation Notes
 G Line 901
[131] 		Chatsworth
Chatsworth station 		North Hollywood
North Hollywood station 		G Line Busway 24 hours
 J Line 910
[132] 		El Monte
El Monte Station 		Harbor Gateway
Harbor Gateway Transit Center 		El Monte Busway, Harbor Transitway 24 hours
 J Line 950
[132] 		San Pedro
Pacific Av/21st St 		Daily (6a-8p)

Fleet

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Main article: Los Angeles Metro bus fleet

As of November 2024, Metro operates 2,066 buses in revenue service, the third-largest fleet in North America behind New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (5,840) and New Jersey's NJ Transit (2,221).[133]

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See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b c Ridership data also includes Metro Busway (G & J Line) operations

References

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  110. ^ "Line 294" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2021-11-11.
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  115. ^ "Line 501 Map & Schedule (Effective June 26, 2022)" (PDF).
  116. ^ "Line 550 Map & Schedule (Effective December 11, 2022)" (PDF).
  117. ^ "Line 577 Map & Schedule (Effective June 26, 2022)" (PDF).
  118. ^ "Line 601 Map & Schedule (Effective October 23, 2022)" (PDF).
  119. ^ "Line 602 Map & Schedule (Effective December 10, 2023)" (PDF).
  120. ^ "Line 603 Map & Schedule (Effective December 10, 2023)" (PDF).
  121. ^ "Line 605 Map & Schedule (Effective December 11, 2022)" (PDF).
  122. ^ "Line 611 Map & Schedule (Effective August 6, 2023)" (PDF).
  123. ^ "Line 617 Map & Schedule (Effective December 10, 2023)" (PDF).
  124. ^ "Line 660 Map & Schedule (Effective September 17, 2023)" (PDF).
  125. ^ "Line 662 Map & Schedule (Effective December 10, 2023)" (PDF).
  126. ^ "Line 665 Map & Schedule (Effective June 25, 2023)" (PDF).
  127. ^ "Line 690 Map & Schedule (Effective October 23, 2022)" (PDF).
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