The timetable for the Expo Line that goes into effect with revenue service beginning next Monday is below. It can be downloaded from the Metro website here [pdf].
With the Farmdale station not yet complete, the Expo Line has a run time of 26 minutes between 7th/Metro Center in downtown Los Angeles and the La Cienega/Jefferson station. The Farmdale and Culver City stations are expected to open this summer.
The Expo Line is offering free rides to the public from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. this Saturday and Sunday; details here with info on opening weekend events from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at some stations. The regular schedule begins Monday. Also, here’s a photo history of the Expo Line we posted earlier today.
culver city line 4 will operate weekday service serving
La Cienega station
line 4 goes to westfield culver city
(aka Fox hills mall WLA college
line 4 also becomes Culver city line 2
to Venice high school
metro service will be the jefferson bus line 38
and La Cienega line 105 and 705 and 439
[for now] eventally line 217will opertare from
hollywood to fox hills
@Mark
CC#4 runs once per hour during rush hour… hardly adequate for connecting to Culver City. What we really need is for CC#1 to be rerouted to La Cienega station during the temporary period while Expo line terminates at La Cienega station.
All the existing Metro buses serving La Cienega station (38, 105, 705) also go the “wrong” way to Fairfax/Washington instead of directly west towards the final destinations of likely Expo line riders.
439/217 will be modified but not until the next bus schedule in June… not soon enough. Also doesn’t address connection to UCLA and Century City.
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Now that the Expo Line is open, will there be a Metro 710 stop added either at Crenshaw/Exposititon or Crenshaw/Rodeo? There is no stop between Crenshaw/King and Crenshaw/Jefferson. For commuters to catch the expo from the Metro 710 the walk back to the Expo Line is about 3 1/2 blocks south.