List of Los Angeles Metro Busway stations

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The Los Angeles Metro Busway system consists of two bus rapid transit routes in Los Angeles County, California, operated by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro). The bus rapid transit lines which compose the Metro Busway network include the G Line and the J Line. The Metro Busway network operates on dedicated busways, shared-use busways, and streets.

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Lines

Metro Busway lines
Line nameStationsStreet StopsTerminiRidership
(October 2012) [1]
LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line 17 Chatsworth (west)
North Hollywood (east)
32,069
LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line 1231 El Monte Station (north)
Harbor Gateway Transit Center (south)
Downtown San Pedro (south)
13,765

Stations

The following table lists all stations served by Metro Busway lines (Metro G and J Lines). The list does not include Metro J line street stops.

** Termini
Transfer stations and termini
StationImageLineLocationService beganService ended
37th Street/USC 37th St USC station platforms, September 2023.jpg LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Exposition Park December 13, 2009
Balboa Balboa Metro Orange Line Station 1.JPG LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Winnetka October 29, 2005
Cal State LA CSULA WB busway platform, October 2023.jpg LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line East Los Angeles December 13, 2009
Canoga HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Canoga, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Canoga Park December 27, 2006
Carson LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Carson December 13, 2015
Chatsworth HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Chatsworth, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Chatsworth June 30, 2012
De Soto HSY- Los Angeles Metro, De Soto, Platform View 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Winnetka October 29, 2005
El Monte Station El Monte Station cycle park.jpg LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line El Monte December 13, 2009
Harbor Freeway Harbor Freeway Metro Green & Silver Lines Station- Picture 06.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line South Los Angeles December 13, 2009
Harbor Gateway Transit Center Harbor Gateway Transit Center 07.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Harbor Gateway December 13, 2009
LA General Medical Center LAC & USC Med. Center Metro Silver Line Station- 5 (cropped).JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Boyle Heights December 13, 2009
Laurel Canyon HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Laurel Canyon, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Valley Village October 29, 2005
Manchester Manchester Metro Silver Line Station 02.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line South Los Angeles December 13, 2009
Nordhoff HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Nordhoff, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Chatsworth June 30, 2012
North Hollywood ** LA metro liner with bicycle rack.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line North Hollywood October 29, 2005
Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Coast Highway Line 450X freeway station.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Carson December 13, 2015
Pierce College HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Pierce College, Platform View 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Winnetka October 29, 2005
Reseda HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Reseda, Platform View 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Winnetka October 29, 2005
Roscoe HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Roscoe, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Canoga Park June 30, 2012
Rosecrans Rosecrans & I-110 Metro Silver Line Station- Picture 1.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line Harbor Gateway, Los Angeles December 13, 2009
Sepulveda HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Sepulveda, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Van Nuys October 29, 2005
Sherman Way HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Sherman Way, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Canoga Park June 30, 2012
Slauson Slauson & 1-110 Metro Silver Line Station- Picture 7.JPG LACMTA Square J Line.svg  J Line South Los Angeles December 13, 2009
Tampa HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Tampa, Platform View 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Tarzana October 29, 2005
Valley College HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Valley College, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Valley Glen October 29, 2005
Van Nuys HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Van Nuys, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Van Nuys October 29, 2005
Warner Center ** HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Warner Center, Platform View.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Woodland Hills October 29, 2005June 24, 2018
Woodman HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Woodman, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Valley Glen October 29, 2005
Woodley HSY- Los Angeles Metro, Woodley, Platform 1.jpg LACMTA Square G Line.svg  G Line Van Nuys October 29, 2005

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References

  1. "Ridership Statistics". Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. November 14, 2012. Archived from the original on July 1, 2012. Retrieved November 15, 2012.