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Regional Service Councils

All-Regions Public Hearing

August 2020

Create service tiers basedon projected demand

Connect the dots

Coordinate with Muni

Simplify routes andschedules

Reallocate duplicative &unproductive service

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>Reduceoperating resourcesSchedule to current

demand

Reduce duplication

Discontinue unproductivesegments

No reallocation ofresources

Reconnectwith our customers

Create a Transit FirstLA County

Invest in speed andreliability infrastructure

Create safe & comfortablewaiting environments

Establish facilities tooptimize layovers

Reinvest resources toimprove lifeline services

SecureFuture Funding

Full buildout ofconsistent frequencies

by service tiers

Create all lines all day allweek

+15-20 %+ 25-30 %

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Fast/Frequent/Reliable service is key

Metro’s current system is not always competitive to getpeople where they want to go

The greatest opportunity to grow ridership is betweenmidday & evening when many trips are short distance

Need to integrate Metro’s Equity Framework into theplanning process

84% of LA County residents have used transit at leastonce in the past year

Minimized discontinued segments

Creating a competitive transit network

Building a network that reflectstravel today & tomorrow

Improving midday, evening &weekend service

Providing better service in equity-focused areas

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The full networkcomplements Muni lines,Metro Rail, & Metrolinkservices

83% of Metro’s bus riderswould have frequent serviceall-day (compared with 48%today)

TransitFirst

5-10 Min

12-15 Min

20-30 Min

40-60 Min

Muni Lines

Metro Rail

Metrolink

EquityFocusedCommunitiesExisting Service

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Tier 1: < 12 minTier 2: 12-15 minTier 3: 16-30 minTier 4: 31+ minMetro RailMetrolinkMuni Network

ExistingWeekday MiddayFrequency by Line

1.00 – 1.711.72 – 2.432.44 – 3.433.44 – 4.574.58 – 6.43

Social EquityScore

5

EquityFocusedCommunitiesTransit First

Tier 1: < 12 minTier 2: 12-15 minTier 3: 16-30 minTier 4: 31+ minMetro RailMetrolinkMuni Network

Transit FirstWeekday MiddayFrequency by Line

1.00 – 1.711.72 – 2.432.44 – 3.433.44 – 4.574.58 – 6.43

Social EquityScore

Extensive Public Outreach

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General Comments–Draft Plan (01/20)

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• Widespread support• For improved frequencies, especially off peak• Merging of Rapid/Local services on key corridors• Speed improvements

• More information needed• Regarding bus stop consolidation

• Some concerns• With lost service coverage• Convenience (need to transfer)

• Restored coverage in many areas• Restored most one-seat ride concerns• Serve some underutilized with MicroTransit• Kept intact core service plan (high frequency corridors)

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NextGen Key Corridor Improvements

Metro Rapid

Corridor improvements provide shorter walks,shorter waits all day, faster travel withtransit priorities and a simplified network.

Metro Local(0.15 – 0.20 mi avg)

(0.60 mi avg)

(0.25 mi avg)

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MicroTransit, service where and when you need it!• Small and adjustable (seats 7-10 customers)• Rides can be booked online and over the phone• Rides can be prescheduled and paid for with TAP• Pick-up and drop-off will be vetted by Metro for safety and

lighting• Service designed to support essential trips (groceries,

medical, etc.)• Flexible for mobility needs, storage• Average wait time of 10 minutes• Includes space for up to 2 wheelchairs in some vehicles• Six pilot zones

• Watts/Willowbrook• LAX/Inglewood• Northwest San Fernando Valley• Highland Park/Eagle Rock/Glendale• Altadena/Pasadena/Sierra Madre• UCLA/Westwood/Century City

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Ridership Trending Upward

871,496

341,494

271,327320,007

269,697292,746

306,351309,878

317,873336,031

326,861363,471

384,604 399,753417,558

416,929402,685 396,876

321,444

95,449

85,55692,620

96,709 105,171 110,094 111,433 113,253 113,992 115,146131,532 137,430 142,069 135,477 145,017 137,149 136,902

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200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1,400,000

Feb2020Base

Week3/29 -

4/4

Week4/5 -4/11

Week4/12 -4/18

Week4/19 -4/25

Week4/26 -

5/2

Week5/3 -5/9

Week5/10 -5/16

Week5/17 -5/23

Week5/24 -5/30

Week5/31 -

6/6

Week6/7 -6/13

Week6/14 -6/20

Week6/21 -6/27

Week6/28 -

7/4

Week7/5 -7/11

Week7/12 -7/18

Week7/19 -7/25

BUS RAIL

Establishing route network based on:• Major travel flows & destinations• Transit’s competitiveness in serving

these travel flows• High transit propensity

NextGen

Setting service levels based on:• Intensity of travel by

origin/destination & anticipatedtransit mode share

• Defining Service Tiers toaccommodate seamless transfersfor many travel patterns

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NextGen & Recovery Plan

Phasing plan as markets emerge:• Adding service based on Service Tier

designation as demand grows• Tracking emerging travel demand weekly based

on changes in economic indicators by industry,brand & geography

• Conducting spot surveys to monitorwillingness-to-ride based on demographics

• Incorporating MicroTransit & Mobility onDemand as integrated components of network

• Incorporating social distancing & cleanlinessstandards

Recovery Plan

Public

Workshops

Feb2020

Board

Approval of

Final

Service

Plan

New

Service

Plan

Begins

Phase 1

Board

Authorize

Release Draft

Service Plan

for Review

Jan2020

Public

Hearings

Aug2020

Phase 2 Phase 3

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Service

Council

Approval of

Final Service

Plan

Service

Plan

Capital Program: Annual

work program for to be

scoped and scheduled,

and Board approval of

work program and LOP

during budget process for

each fiscal year

Sept2020

Oct2020

Dec/Jan2020/1

Jun2021

Dec2021

July2024

July2023

July2022

Service Councils Vote on NextGen Bus Plan• Each Council will vote on the proposals for their region at their September 2020

meetings:• San Fernando Valley: September 16 at 6:30 p.m.• South Bay Cities: September 18 at 9:30 a.m.• San Gabriel Valley: September 21 at 5 p.m.• Westside Central: September 23 at 6 p.m.• Gateway Cities: September 24 at 6 p.m.

• Agendas will be posted at metro.net/about/board/agenda at least 72 hours beforeeach meeting with information on how to watch and participate

• A link to stream will appear on metro.net/about/board/board-directors-meetings-audio-archive/ when the meeting begins and a recording will be available on the pageafter the meeting

• To sign up to receive Service Council meeting agendas & reminders, [email protected]

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August 2020

Westside Central Cities

Service Frequency Tiers – Westside Central• Under Transit First, NextGen established four frequency tiers based on AM and PM peak frequencies:

• Tier 1: 10 min or better:• 5 min: Lines 20 (Wilshire Bl), 45 (Broadway), 60 (Long Beach Bl), 204 (Vermont Av)• 6 min: Lines 4 (Santa Monica Bl), 16 (3rd St), 18 (Whittier Bl), 207 (Western Av)• 7.5 min: Lines 2 (Sunset Bl), 28 (Olympic Bl), 33 (Venice Bl), 51 (Avalon Bl), 70 (Cesar E. Chavez Av), 108 (Slauson Av), 180

(Hollywood Bl/Colorado Bls), 212 (La Brea Av)• 10 min: Lines 10 (Melrose Av), 14 (Beverly Bl), 30 (Pico Bl), Line 37 (Adams Bl), 40 (MLK Bl/Crenshaw Bl/Florence Av), 48

(Main/San Pedro Sts), 53 (Central Av), 66 (8th St/Olympic Bl), 78 (Las Tunas Dr), 81 (Figueroa St), 105 (Vernon Av/LaCienega Bl), 206 Normandie Av), 210 (Crenshaw Bl), 251 (Soto St), 720 (Wilshire Bl Rapid), 754 (Vermont Av Rapid)

• Tier 2: 12 or 15 min• 12 min: Lines 35 (Washington Bl), 38 (Jefferson Bl), 55 (Compton Av), 76 (Valley Bl), 603 (Hoover St)• 15 min: Lines 94 (San Fernando Rd), 106 (East LA College/LAC+USC Med Ctr), 487 (SMV Gold Line Sta/DTLA), 605 (LAC+USC

Med Ctr Shuttle), 610 (Hollywood/Rossmore Av), 761 (Sepulveda Bl Rapid)

• Tier 3 20 or 30 min• 20 min: Lines 62 (Telegraph Rd), 92 (Glenoaks Bl), 290 (LAC+USC Med Ctr–N. Hollywood Sta), 489 (Rosemead/DTLA)• 30 min: Lines 182 (Broadway/York/Silver Lake/Hollywood), 550 (Exposition Park-Harbor Transitway), 602 (Pacific Palisades via

Sunset Bl), 617 (Robertson Bl), 684 (Lincoln/Cypress–Eagle Rock)

• Tier 4: 40 to 60 min• 40 min: Line 102 (La Tijera/Exposition Bls)• 45 min: Line 134 (Santa Monica/Malibu via PCH)• 60 min: Lines 209 (Van Ness/Arlington Avs), 218 (Studio City/Fairfax) 16

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Key CorridorImprovements:

• Lines 18/20/720: become newhigh frequency Lines 20 serving5th-6th Sts, Wilshire Bl (+ peakweekday Line Rapid 720) andLine 18 serving Whittier Bl and6th St.

• Line 28/728: become new highfrequency Line 28 servingOlympic Bl-DTLA (7th)

• Line 33/733: become new highfrequency Line 33 servingVenice Bl-DTLA (Union Station)

• Lines 180/217/780: becomenew high frequency Line180 serving Fairfax-Hollywood-Pasadena

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• Lines 4/704: become new highfrequency Line 4 serving SantaMonica Bl-Sunset Bl-DTLA

• Lines 105/705: become new highfrequency Line 105 serving VernonAv/La Cienega Bl

• Lines 204/754: become new highfrequency Line 204 serving VermontAv with peak weekday Line 754

• Lines 207/757: become newhigh frequency Line 207serving Western Av

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• Lines 2/302/200: become newhigh frequency Line 2 servingSunset Bl/Alvarado St

• Lines 108/358: become newhigh frequency Line 108 servingSlauson Av

• Line 210/710: become new highfrequency Line 210 servingCrenshaw Bl with new Line 610serving Rossmore Av and Vine St

• Lines 212/312: becomes newhigh frequency Line 212serving La Brea Av/Hawthorne Bl



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• Lines 40/740: become newhigh frequency Line 40 servingdowntown-MLK-Inglewood

• Lines 45/745: become new highfrequency Line 45 serving Broadway

• Lines 51/52/351: become new highfrequency Line 51 serving 7th St,downtown, and San Pedro St/AvalonBl

• Lines 55/355: become new highfrequency Line 55 serving EAdams Bl

• Lines 251/252/751: becomenew high frequency Line251 serving Soto St



12 min10 min7.5 min5 - 7.5 min

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• Lines 10/48: serving MelroseAv-Main/San Pedro Sts, morefrequent midday weekday,evening service, no Owl

• Lines 35/38: servingW Washington/W Jefferson Bls,no changes proposed

• Line 37: serving W Adams Bl,more frequent evening service

• Line 218: serving StudioCity/Fairfax. Retain serviceStudio City–Fairfax/SantaMonica via Laurel Canyon

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•Line 534: serving Pacific CoastHwy, renumber Line 134(consistent with Metro linenumbering), omit Pt Dumedeviation for faster service

•Line 602: serving PacificPalisades/Sunset Bl, no changesproposed

•Lines 734/788: replaced by newLine 761 serving Van Nuys,Sepulveda to Westside

Westwood-SantaMonica-Malibu-Sepulveda Pass

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•Line 81: replaces Line 181 onYosemite Dr

•New Line 182: Links Lincoln/Cypress-Vermont/Sunset replacing segmentsof Line 83 (York Bl), 175 (JohnMarshal HS), and 252 (Broadway/Griffith)

•New Line 684: replaces Line 28 onCypress/Ave 28 & Eagle Rock Bl

•Lines 685 & 201: Underutilizedservice replaced by new MicroTransitin Highland Park-Glendale area

•New Line 290: Links NorthHollywood Station to USC+LACMed Ctr replacing Lines 90/91.Service to DTLA providedby the L Line (Gold)

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CentralWestside Area

• Line 14: New high frequency Line14 Beverly/San Vicente to DTLAvia Beverly Bl. Use the highfrequency grid network forlocations further west.

• Lines 16/316/17: New highfrequency Line 16 via 3rd St fromSanta Monica/San Vicente toDTLA (Line 4 connection toCentury City). New separate Line617 serving Robertson Bl.

• Lines 30/330: New highfrequency Line 30 Pico Rimpau-Little Tokyo via Pico Bl. Use thehigh frequency grid networkfor locations further west.

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August 2020

South Bay Cities

Service Frequency Tiers – South Bay Cities• Under Transit First, NextGen establishes four frequency tiers based on AM and PM peak

frequencies:• Tier 1: 10 min or better

• 5 min: Lines 45 (Broadway), 204 (Vermont Av), and 910 (Metro J Line (Silver))• 6 min: Line 207 (Western Av)• 7.5 min: Lines 51 (Avalon Bl), 108 (Slauson Av), and 111 (Florence Av)• 10 min: Lines 40 (ML King, Jr Bl), 48 (Main–San Pedro Sts), 53 (Central Av), 206 (Normandie Av), 210 (Crenshaw

Bl), 212 (La Brea Av–Hawthorne Bl), and 754 (Vermont Rapid)

• Tier 2: 12 or 15 min• 12 min: Line 115 (Manchester Av–Firestone Bl)• 15 min: Lines 110 (Gage Av–Hyde Park Bl), 117 (Century Bl), 127 (Compton Bl), and 232 Anaheim St-Pacific

Coast Hwy–Sepulveda)

• Tier 3: 20 or 30 min• 20 min: Line 125 (Rosecrans Av), and Line 450 (San Pedro – DTLA Express)• 30 min: Line 120 (Imperial Hwy), 130 (Artesia Bl), 205 (Wilmington Bl–Del Amo Bl–Western Av),

246 (Avalon Bl), 344 (Artesia Bl–Hawthorne Bl), and 550 (Harbor Transitway–USC Express)

• Tier 4: 40 to 60 min• 40 min: Line 102 (La Tijera Bl–Stocker St), and Lines 211-215 (Prairie Av–Inglewood Av)• 60 min: Line 202 (Willowbrook Av), and Line 209 (Arlington–Van Ness Av)

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Key CorridorImprovements

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• 210/710 from South Bay toWilshire/La Brea viaCrenshaw Bl

• 207/757 from Crenshaw ‘C’Line (Green) toHollywood/Western viaWestern Av

• 204/754 fromVermont/Athens Station toHollywood/Vermont(Vermont Rapid continuespeak periods)

LEGEND

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LEGEND

Rapid /Local

Limited/Local

Metro ‘C’ Line

Metro 344


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• 40/740 from DowntownInglewood Station toDowntown Los Angeles viaFlorence Av, Crenshaw Bl,and ML King, Jr Bl

• 45/745 from Harbor FwyStation to DTLA via Broadway

• 51/52/352 San PedroSt/Avalon Bl

• 108/358 Slauson Av

• 212/312 La Brea Av

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LEGEND

Rapid/Local

Limited/Local

‘C’ Line

GTrans

Crenshaw/LAX LRT

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• Welcome back Line 450

• Line 205 serves 7th Streetboth directions

• Line 246 rerouted to Gaffey Stbetween Channel St andAnaheim St (replaces Line550)

• Line 246 continues to servePaseo del Mar/Pt. Fermin

• Line 344 continues to servePalos Verdes Drive–South

• Line 550 discontinue south ofHarbor Gateway TC

South Bay –San Pedro andPalos Verdes

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LEGEND

Torrance Transit

Metro Local

450

344

South Bay –NorthwestCorner/LAX

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• 102: Retain service on StockerSt/La Tijera Bl toManchester/Sepulveda

• 108: Discontinue west ofSlauson/Sepulveda

• 115: Discontinue west ofManchester/Sepulveda

• 211/215: Reroute toHawthorne/Lennox Station andadd midday & weekend service

• 212: Retain service on OverhillDr

• 607: Discontinued

• 625: MicroTransit replaces30

LEGEND

Culver CityBus

Metro Local

Big Blue Bus

Crenshaw/LAX LRT

South Bay –Northeast Corner

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• Super Frequent Service: 45(Broadway), 51 (Avalon Bl), 81(Figueroa) 108 (Slauson), 111(Florence Av) and 204/754(Vermont Av)

• Frequent Service: 48 (San PedroSt), 53 (Central Av), 115(Manchester Av)

• 53 Rerouted to Rosa ParksStation

• 127 Extended to Harbor FwyStation (replaces segments ofLines 45 and 51) LEGEND

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LEGEND

Metro Rapid

Metro Local

‘C’ Line

GTrans

South Bay –East Torrance,Carson, CSUDH,Harbor Gateway

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• 51: Extended to CSUDominguez Hills

• 125: Later evening service

• 130: Becomes Torrance Transit13 from ‘A’ Line (Blue) ArtesiaStation to Redondo Beach

• 205: New service on Del AmoBl in Carson betweenWilmington Bl and Main St

LEGEND

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LEGEND

Torrance Transit

Metro Local

GTrans

Metro ‘A’ Line

South Bay –Beach Cities,Torrance,Gardena

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• 125: Later evening service

• 130: Transition to TorranceTransit for operation west of‘A’ Line (Blue) to RedondoBeach

• 211/215: New midday serviceand 215 extension to SouthBay Galleria

• 212: Extended to South BayGalleria (in place of Lines 40,740)

LEGEND

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LEGENDTorrance Transit

Metro Local

GTrans

August 2020

Gateway Cities

Service Frequency Tiers – Gateway Cities

• Under Transit First, NextGen establishes four frequency tiers based on AM and PMpeak frequencies:

• Tier 1: 10 min or better:• 5 min: Line 60 (Pacific Bl/Long Beach Bl)• 7.5 min: Lines 51 (Avalon Bl), 108 (Slauson Av), 111 (Florence Av)• 10 min: Lines 53 (Central Av), 105 (Vernon Av), 251 (Soto St)

• Tier 2: 12 or 15 min• 12 min: Lines 55 (Compton Av), 115 (Manchester Av/Firestone Bl), 260 (Atlantic Bl)• 15 min: Lines 110 (Gage Av), 117 (Century Bl), 127 (Compton Bl)

• Tier 3 20 or 30 min• 20 min: Lines 125 (Rosecrans Av), 261 (Atlantic Av/Artesia Bl), 262 (Telegraph Rd/Pioneer Bl), 266

(Lakewood Bl)• 30 min: Lines 120 (Imperial Hwy), 130 (Artesia Bl), 205 (Wilmington Av), 460 (Downtown Los

Angeles to Disneyland), 577 (CSU Long Beach to El Monte Station)• Tier 4: 40 to 60 min

• 40 min: Lines 102 (Vernon Av/Leonis Bl), 258 (Garfield Av), 265 (Paramount Bl)• 60 min: Line 128 (Alondra Bl), 202 (Willowbrook Av), 621 (Norwalk Station to Whittwood Town

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• Combine 51/351 to Line 51 betweenDTLA and CSU Dominguez Hills viaAvalon Bl

• Combine 55/355 to Line 55 betweenDTLA and Willowbrook/Rosa ParksStation via Compton Av

• Combine 60/760 to Line 60 betweenDTLA and Long Beach Bl Station viaPacific and Long Beach Bl

• Combine 108/358 to Line 108between Culver City Transit Centerand Pico Rivera via Slauson Av

• Combine 251/751 to Line 251between Cypress Park andHuntington Park via Soto St

• Combine 260/762 to Line 260between Pasadena and Willowbrookvia Atlantic Bl

LEGEND

> 30 min16-30 min11-15 min7.5-10 min< 7.5 min 36

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Huntington Park/SouthGate/Watts/Vernon Area• Realign Line 53 on Central Av to

Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station forconnections to A Line, C Line, additionalbus connections

• Line 55 would bypass Firestone Stationfor a more direct, faster route onCompton Av, Willowbrook Av Owlsegment would be discontinued due tolow ridership

• Line 102 extend to serve Leonis, DistrictBl (replace Line 611), omit Hooper Av

• Retain Line 611 segment between A Line(Blue) Florence Station and Atlantic Blvia Santa Ana St

• Lines 612 and 254 discontinued due tounderutilization/overlap with otherservices. New MicroTransit wouldprovide service to some of thediscontinued segments

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Willowbrook/Rosa ParksStation/Compton Area

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• Line 60: Retain Owl segment to downtownLong Beach but discontinue Owl deviation toCompton Station due to low ridership.

• Line 125: Rosecrans Av Owl removed fromconsideration; improved midday weekdayand evening service

• Line 127: Compton Bl improved frequencyfrom hourly to every 30 min Compton Station-Downey, new weekend service, and newdirect connection to Harbor Freeway Station.

• Line 130: Artesia Bl transfer service west ofArtesia Station to Torrance Transit. East ofstation later transition to Long Beach Transit

• Line 202: hourly weekdays with new middayservice between Willowbrook/Rosa Parks-Artesia Stations (discontinue south segment)

• New Line 261: operate between Long BeachBl C Line (Green) and Artesia A Line (Blue)Stations in place of Line 260, weekdays 20min, weekend 30 min, evenings 30-60 min

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Compton Station

Willowbrook/RosaParks Station

Artesia Station

Long Beach Bl Station

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LEGEND

> 30 min16-30 min11-15 min7.5-10 min< 7.5 min

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Commerce/Downey/Norwalk Area

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• Line 108: Slauson Av improved weekday,weekend frequency. New Owl service.

• Line 110: Gage Ave improved weekdayfrequency and Sunday frequency

• Line 120: Imperial Hwy, segment east ofNorwalk Station becomes separate Line621 for more reliable service.

• Line 256 between Commerce and CSULAon Eastern Ave would transfer toCommerce Municipal Bus Lines

• New Line 262 Telegraph Rd replacesLine 62 with new connections to L Line(Gold) Atlantic Station, East LA College

• Line 265: Paramount Bl, improvedweekday daytime frequency 40 min

• Retain Disneyland Line 460 betweenNorwalk Station and DTLA

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LEGEND


South GatewayCities

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• Line 128: Alondra Bl shorten eastend to Alondra/Carmenita. Add newweekend service.

• Line 130: Artesia Bl between A Line(Blue) Artesia Station and LosCerritos Center would latertransition to Long Beach Transit

• Line 262: Replaces Line 62 segmentincluding south of Los CerritosCenter to Hawaiian Gardens

• Line 577: El Monte–Long BeachExpress omit Los Cerritos Centerstop due to low utilization and forfaster service between CSU LongBeach-El Monte Station

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577 to CSULong Beach

130

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Los Cerritos Center

Norwalk Station

Lakewood BlStation

LEGEND


August 2020

San Gabriel Valley

Service Frequency Tiers – San Gabriel ValleyUnder Transit First, NextGen established four frequency tiers based on AM and PM peakfrequencies:

• Tier 1:• 6 min: Lines 18 (Whittier Bl), 910 J Line (Silver)• 7.5 min: Line 70 (Garvey Av), 180 (Colorado Bl)• 10 min: Line 66 (Olympic Bl), Line 78 (Las Tunas Dr)

• Tier 2:• 12 min: Lines 76 (Valley Bl), 260 (Atlantic Bl/Fair Oaks Av)• 15 min: Lines 106 (East LA College-LAC+USC Med Ctr), 487 (Sierra Madre Villa–DTLA), 605 (LAC+

USC Med Ctr Shuttle)

• Tier 3:• 20 min: Lines 179 (Huntington Dr), 261 (Artesia A Line-Long Beach Bl C Line), 266 (Rosemead Bl), 489 (San

Marino-DTLA), 501 (Pasadena–North Hollywood), 660 (Fair Oaks Av)• 30 min: Lines 177 (Caltech-JPL), 267 (Temple City Bl), 268 (Baldwin Av), 287 (Santa Anita Av), 577 (El

Monte–Long Beach VA), 662 (Lake Av), 665 (CSULA City Terrace Shuttle), 686 (Allen Av)

• Tier 4:• 40 min: Lines 256 (CSULA–Highland Park), 256A (Highland Park–Pasadena), 256C (Commerce–CSU LA),

258 (Paramount–South Pasadena)

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• Lines 68/70/770: Becomes new high frequencyLine 70 serving Garvey Bl & Cesar E Chavez

• Line 76: Serving Valley Bl, eliminates El MonteMetrolink Station, shortened DTLA, with savingsreinvested in better frequency

• Line 78/79/378: Becomes new high frequencyLine 78 serving Mission Rd, Main St, & Las Tunas

• Line 106: Service rerouted to serve AtlanticStation, replace Line 30 on 1st St, replace Line 68to Shops at Montebello, & Line 71 to CSULA

• Line 179: Replaces Line 79 service on HuntingtonBl from Main St to Arcadia Station

• Line 254: discontinued with savings reinvested inhigher frequency on Lines 605, 665

• Line 256: Operates CSULA to Highland Park

• Line 256C: Operates Commerce to CSULA.Exploring City of Commerce operation of service.

• Line 287: Replaces Line 487 on Santa Anitabetween Arcadia-El Monte Stations and Line 176between El Monte and The Shops at Montebello

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• Line 176: Replaced by Lines 258 and 287 due lowutilization, with savings reinvested in more frequentservice on other lines.

• Line 258: Relocates service from Oak Knoll/Lake Avto the South Pasadena Station via Fair Oaks andMission St (replaces part of Line 176)

• Lines 260/762: Becomes new high frequency Line260 operating from Pasadena to Willowbrook/RosaParks Station via Fair Oaks, Atlantic, & Imperial

• Line 261: Replaces Line 260 service operating fromLong Beach Bl Station to Artesia Station via MartinLuther King, Atlantic, & Artesia

• Line 266: Maintains current routing and relocateslayover with Line 265 at Lakewood & Del Amo

• Line 577: Service discontinues street runningoperation to 605 Fwy and rerouted to the 10 Fwyto the 605 Fwy. Service to Los Cerritos Centerdiscontinued.


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• Line 264: Replaced by Line 662 aswell as new MicroTransit, L LineGold, and GoMonrovia service

• Line 267: Route shortened to ElMonte Station-Del Mar Station

• Line 268: Route shortened to ElMonte Station to Sierra Madre VillaStation via Foothill Bl; service inSierra Madre replaced by newMicroTransit

• Line 487: Service in Sierra Madrereplaced by new MicroTransit; routeto be Sierra Madre Villa Station-7th

St/Metro Center peak periods(Union Station off-peak/weekends)

• Line 489: To terminate at the 7th

St/Metro Center DTLA

• Line 501: Operates from NorthHollywood Station to Del MarStation Pasadena. Rerouted off the134 Fwy to serve DowntownGlendale via Brand Bl and new LAZoo stop on weekends.


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• Line 177: Caltech to JPL; minor reroute viaMountain St instead of Walnut St, servingmore of Pasadena. Exploring PasadenaTransit operation of service.

• Lines 180/181/780: combined as new highfrequency Line 180 linking Colorado Bl westfrom Pasadena City College to Eagle Rock,Glendale, Hollywood/Fairfax.

• Line 256A: Operate simpler route - HighlandPark-Sierra Madre Villa Station via ColoradoBl, Lincoln Av, Washington Bl, Altadena Dr,Foothill Bl. Exploring Pasadena Transitoperation of service.

• Line 660: Replaces Line 260 north of FairOaks & Walnut to Altadena & south to DelMar Station with frequent reliable service.

• Line 662: Replaces Lines 267 & 687 on LosRobles, Line 267 on Lincoln Av, and Lines 180& 258 on Lake Av as new simpler local loopservice.

• Line 686: Southbound route shortened,focused on Del Mar Station.


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• Lines 18 & 720: Becomes new high frequency Line 18 from Wilshire/Western Station to Montebello Metrolink Station via 8th Stand Whittier Bl.

• Line 30 & 330: Route will be shortened to operate from Pico/Rimpau Station to Little Tokyo Station. Limited route 330 will bediscontinued, creating a more frequent Line 30

• Line 66: Eastbound route shortened and rerouted to the Commerce Center; westbound 8th St service relocated to Olympic in BoyleHeights

• Line 605: Relocates southbound route to 8th St. and extending service to Soto & Olympic

• Line 665: Shortened route to terminate at Indiana & Olympic


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• Lines 20 & 720: Become new high frequencyLine 20 operating from Downtown SantaMonica to DTLA.

• Line 720: Converted to a weekday peakperiod Rapid Line operating From Westwoodto DTLA


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• J Line (Silver): Route 910 willoperate from El Monte Station toHarbor Gateway Transit Center.This service will soon be operatedwith zero emission electricpowered buses. Route 950operating from El Monte Station toSan Pedro will be discontinued andreplaced by new Line 450.

• Line 450: During peak periods,service will operate from San Pedroto DTLA. During off-peak periodsand weekends will operate fromSan Pedro to Harbor GatewayTransit Center.

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August 2020

San Fernando Valley

Service Frequency Tiers – San Fernando Valley

• Under Transit First, NextGen establishes four frequency tiers based on AM and PM peak frequencies:• Tier 1: 10 min or better:

• 7.5 min: Lines 233 (Van Nuys Bl), 234 (Sepulveda Bl), 901 (G Line (Orange))• 10 min: Line 240 (Ventura Bl/Reseda Bl)

• Tier 2: 12 or 15 min• 12 min: Line 603 (Hoover St/Pacific Av)• 15 min: Lines 94 (San Fernando Rd), 152 (Roscoe Bl), 162 (Sherman Way), 164 (Victory Bl), 165 (Vanowen St), 166

(Nordhoff St), 224 (Lankershim Bl), 601 (Warner Center), 761 (Van Nuys Bl/Sepulveda Bl)

• Tier 3: 20 or 30 min• 20 min: Lines 92 (Glenoaks Bl), 150 (Topanga Canyon Bl/Ventura Bl), 230 (Laurel Canyon Bl), 244 (De Soto Av), 290

(Glendale Av/Vineland St), 501 (SR-134)• 30 min: Lines 153 (Burbank Bl), 158 (Woodman Av/Plummer St) ,169 (Saticoy St), 222 (Hollywood Way), 236 (Balboa Bl),

243 (Tampa Av/Winnetka Av), 294 (San Fernando Rd), 690 (Foothill Bl/Roxford St)

• Tier 4: 40 to 60 min• 60 min: Lines 96 (Riverside Dr), 154 (Oxnard St/Burbank Bl), 155 (Riverside Dr/Magnolia Av), 167 (Coldwater Canyon

Av), 218 (Laurel Canyon Bl), 237 (Woodley Av), 239 (White Oak Av), 645 (Valley Circle), 656 (LankershimBl/Cahuenga Bl Owl)

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• 94/794, new 294 consolidation,San Fernando Rd/NorthHollywood refocus

• 240/750 consolidationReseda/Ventura. 150 & 245consolidation Topanga Canyon/Ventura

• 234/734 consolidationSepulveda

• 233/744 consolidation Van Nuys+ welcome back 761 (for 788)Van Nuys-Westside

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• 90/91: new 290 refocus onNorth Hollywood/L Line(Gold), 690 SanFernando/Sylmar

• 92: no alignment change

• 96: new 296 Burbank to LLine (Gold)

• 201/685: discontinued withMicroTransit coverage foreastern Glendale(Verdugo/Chevy Chase)

• 501: improved service todowntown Glendale

• 603: added GlendaleMetrolink Station

East Valley

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East Valley

• 153/154: new focus BurbankBl (153), Oxnard St/BurbankBl loop (154); Burbank Buscovers Olive Av

• 155/183: new focus onRiverside Dr/Magnolia Bl

• 218: new southern terminusFairfax/Santa Monica

• 222: focus on Hollywood Wy,Riverside Dr, refocus toUniversal Station, Cahuenga

• 224: Sylmar Station toUniversal Station: new Line690 would serve segments inSylmar

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Mid Valley

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• 152/353: consolidate Local/Limited as one Line 152 onRoscoe

• 158/167: refocus 158Woodman/Plummer and 167Coldwater Canyon/Arleta/Devonshire

• 162/163: consolidate as one linefrom North Hollywood toVentura/Fallbrook via Vineland,Sherman, Fallbrook

• 164/165: Victory (164) andVanowen (165) coordinated atPlatt Ave terminus

• 166/364: consolidateLocal/Limited on Nordhoff,(Canoga/Nordhoff toDiscovery Cube)

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• 230: Laurel Canyon (LADOTwill serve Sylmar/SanFernando Station to MissionCollege)

• 236: Balboa with newconnection via San FernandoMission to Sylmar Station

• 237: focus on Woodley Av

• 239: focus on White Oak AvLEGEND


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• 161: Thousand Oaks – CanogaStation: minor streamlining atCalabasas

• 169: becomes 169 Saticoy + 645West Hills/Valley Circle/Mulholland/Warner Ctr

• 243: new loop servingWinnetka/Mason and Tampabetween Ventura and Devonshire,replacing separate Lines 242/243.MicroTransit to link Porter Ranchcommunity with the network

• 244: De Soto Av between VenturaBl and Chatsworth Station

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