Metro Silver Line Route

Metro Silver Line Map

The Silver Line 910 and Silver Line Express 950X share the same stations and stops in Downtown LA and on the I-10 Freeway. However, the Silver Line Express 950X makes fewer stops on the I-110 Freeway to allow for faster service to and from San Pedro, Downtown LA and El Monte.

Express Stations and Stops

• I-10 Freeway: Same as Silver Line 910
• Downtown LA: Same as Silver Line 910
• I-110 Freeway & South Bay: San Pedro, Pacific Coast Highway Station, Carson Station, Figueroa/190th, Harbor Gateway Transit Center and Harbor Freeway Station

To view the complete list of stations and stops, click here.

Express Frequency

During the weekday morning and afternoon rush hours, the Silver Line Express 950X runs:

• To El Monte/Downtown LA: Every 10 minutes from Harbor Gateway Transit Center and every 20 minutes from San Pedro
• To Harbor Gateway Transit Center: Every 10 minutes
• To San Pedro: Every 20 minutes

Fares

The fare for both the Silver Line 910 and Silver Line Express 950X is $2.50. Transfers from either line are free for up to two hours when using a TAP card.

When transferring from a local line to either line, there is a $0.75 upcharge. For more information, click here.

Metro Silver Line Connections and Destinations

Metro Silver Line Map

 San Pedro

 I-110 Freeway & South Bay

 Downtown LA

 I-10 Freeway

Connecting Bus/Rail Service

Bus service to and from each Metro Rail station is available from Metro and community bus lines. Connections to Metro Red, Purple, Blue, Expo, Green and Gold Lines provide service to Hollywood, Koreatown, Pasadena, Long Beach, Redondo Beach, Norwalk and LAX (via a connecting free shuttle).

Connections can also be made to Metrolink commuter rail service and Amtrak at Union Station. Use the Trip Planner to find the best route.

Silver Line All-Door Boarding Pilot

Metro is looking for your input regarding the Silver Line All-Door Boarding pilot program. Please join us at a public hearing to discuss the proposed permanent implementation of All-Door Boarding on the Metro Silver Line, whose pilot is due to end in December.

October 19, 2016, 1pm
Metro Headquarters, Board Room
One Gateway Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Persons unable to attend the hearings may submit written testimony postmarked through midnight, October 19, 2016, the close of the public record. Written testimony should be addressed to:

Metro Customer Relations
Attn: Silver Line All-Door Boarding Implementation
One Gateway Plaza, 99-PL-4
Los Angeles, CA 90012-2932

Comments via e-mail should be addressed to: customerrelations@metro.net

Subject: Silver Line All-Door Boarding Implementation Facsimiles should be addressed as above and sent to: 213.922.6988.

Beginning June 26, 2016, Metro began testing All-Door Boarding along the full Silver Line route, allowing for faster boarding and service. All passengers will be required to have a valid TAP card in order to ride the Silver Line.

If you have fare on your TAP card, board at the front or rear door. Tap the mobile validator inside the bus and wait for the green screen to verify that your card is valid.

Need to reload your TAP card?
To add fare to your card, board at the front door and ask to reload. You will be instructed to tap your card, insert money into the farebox, and tap your card again on the TAP dial. Any unused value will be saved for your next ride.    

TAP cards can also be purchased or reloaded online at taptogo.net, by calling 866.TAPTOGO, at over 400 vendor locations and at any TAP vending machine.