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Metro is one of the nation's largest public transportation agencies. We can take you just about anywhere in LA County | |
How to Plan Your Trip
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Go Metro |
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Metro Bus
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Metro Rail
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Metro Orange Line
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Other Carriers
For information, call 323.GO.METRO (323.466.3876) or check metro.net . |
Cash Fares |
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Regular:
Senior/Disabled/Medicare:
Senior 62+/Disabled Off-Peak:
Bus drivers don't carry change, so you'll need exact fare. You can also pay at self-service TAP vending machines in Metro Rail and Metro Orange Line stations. These fares are dispensed on a reloadable TAP card. Two children under age 5 may travel free with each fare-paying adult. |
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Pre-Paid Passes |
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Metro passes good for unlimited travel are sold on TAP, a reloadable plastic card. Passes can be purchased at TAP vending machines in Metro Rail and Orange Line Stations. Passes are activated the first time you tap your card.
Senior, Disabled and Student Discounts are available. For eligibility requirements and a complete directory of sales outlets, call 323.GO.METRO (323.466.3876) or check metro.net . |
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Day Passes |
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Metro offers a Day Pass good for local travel on buses and trains all day. A Regular Day Pass costs $7; a Senior/Disabled/Medicare pass costs $2.50. Day Passes may be purchased onboard all Metro buses and from self-service TAP vending machines in Metro Rail and Metro Orange Line stations. All Day Passes are also sold on reloadable TAP cards. For more information on TAP, check metro.net . |
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Hours |
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Most Metro bus and rail lines start around 4am and keep running until about midnight They're less frequent in the late evening and on weekends, so check the timetables at metro.net to be sure. |
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Riding Tips |
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Important Numbers |
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How to Ride:
323.GO.METRO
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