Los Angeles, United States
LA Metro Rail
LA Metro Rail is a metro network in Los Angeles, United States. It is operated by Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro). It opened in 1990.
- 6Lines
- 110Stations
- 1Operators
- 1990Opened
Network map
Line status
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Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Pomona North → Downtown Long Beach
- North Hollywood → Union Station
- LAX/Metro Transit Center → Norwalk
- Wilshire/La Cienega → Union Station
- Atlantic → Downtown Santa Monica
- Redondo Beach → Expo/Crenshaw
Stations
- 103rd Street/Watts Towers
- 17th Street/SMC
- 1st Street
- 26th Street/Bergamot
- 5th Street
- 7th Street/Metro Center
- APU/Citrus College
- Allen
- Anaheim Street
- Arcadia
- Artesia
- Atlantic
- Avalon
- Aviation/Century
- Aviation/Imperial
- Azusa Downtown
- Chinatown
- Civic Center/Grand Park
- Compton
- Crenshaw
- Culver City
- Del Amo
- Del Mar
- Douglas
- Downtown Inglewood
- Downtown Long Beach
- Downtown Santa Monica
- Duarte/City of Hope
- East LA Civic Center
- El Segundo
- Expo Park/USC
- Expo/Bundy
- Expo/Crenshaw
- Expo/La Brea
- Expo/Sepulveda
- Expo/Vermont
- Expo/Western
- Fairview Heights
- Farmdale
- Fillmore
- Firestone
- Florence
- Glendora
- Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill
- Grand/LATTC
- Harbor Freeway
- Hawthorne/Lennox
- Heritage Square
All 110 stations of LA Metro Rail
Frequently asked questions
Who operates LA Metro Rail?
LA Metro Rail is operated by Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro).
When did LA Metro Rail open?
LA Metro Rail opened in 1990.
How many lines and stations does LA Metro Rail have?
LA Metro Rail has 6 lines and 110 stations.
What are the lines of LA Metro Rail?
The lines of LA Metro Rail are A Line, B Line, C Line, D Line, E Line, K Line.