Overview

Schedules in effect since June 26, 2011

Route and service adjustments have been made to improve efficiency and effectiveness throughout the Metro system through better use of resources. Click on the links below to view detailed Metro bus and rail timetables.

Metro Local Service	To/From Downtown Los Angeles	1-99
	East/West routes in other areas	100-199
	North/South routes in other areas	200-299
	Metro 24-hour Owl Service	24-hour
Limited stop service		300-399
Express to/from Downtown Los Angeles		400-499
Express in other areas		500-599
Shuttles & Circulators (Provides Local service within one or two adjacent neighborhoods and/or jurisdictions)		600-699
Metro Rapid service		700-799
Metro Rail Service	Metro Blue Line	801
	Metro Red Line	802
	Metro Green Line	803
	Metro Gold Line	804
	Metro Purple Line	805
Metro Transitway	Metro Orange Line	901
	Metro Silver Line	910

 

Reading a Timetable

Timetables show when a bus or train will arrive at major stops along the route.

1. Find the heading for the departure point nearest you (be sure you have the correct direction and time of travel).

2. Look down the column under your departure heading to find the time you will need to be at the bus stop or rail station.

3. Locate the heading for your destination.

4. Read across from your departure time to determine your arrival time.

5. If you need to transfer, follow the same steps for the second route. (Your destination point on the first route will be your departure point on the second route.)

6. If you want to reach a destination by a specific time, it may be easier to work backwards. In other words, find the arrival time you want for your destination first; then reverse the process to find the time you should be at the first stop to begin your trip.

Download all Timetables

Download all of the current timetable schedules to your computer or device to conveniently use them offline.

1. Download the RAR (78.1 MB) or ZIP (85.5 MB) file.

2. Unzip or extract the files. If you are unable to extract the files above, you will need to download a third-party application like WinRAR.

3. Move to a desired folder.

Last Revised: Wednesday June 29, 2011