CicLAvia is set — enjoy another car-free day Sunday, Oct. 16! Cruise through East L.A., Little Tokyo, Chinatown, DTLA and MacArthur Park on this year’s Heart of L.A. route. No bike? No worries! Metro Bike Share is available to those who don’t have a bike of their own — here‘s the map of bike share stations. You can buy a pass before the event or use your credit card to check out a bike at a kiosk, $3.50 buys you 30 minutes.

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Streets will be off-limits to cars and open for cyclists, pedestrians, runners and skaters from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To avoid delays due to street closures, Go Metro to any of the nine Metro Rail stations along the event route. Metro will be running enhanced rail service with longer train cars to accommodate event-goers.

Here are a few tips for taking Metro Rail to CicLAvia:

• Avoid long lines at TAP vending machines by loading fare or a pass on your TAP card in advance.
• One-way fare is $1.75, with two hours of free transfer from first TAP, or $7 for a Day Pass.
• Bicyclists should use the wider ADA fare gates and NOT the turnstiles or emergency exit swing gates.
• If boarding with bicycle, please use allocated bike area on trains to avoid blocking doors.
• Bikes are prohibited on escalators and should be transported instead via elevators or stairs at all rail stations.

Metro customers should expect bus detours and delays during the day of the event. Impacted Metro Bus lines include: 14/37, 16, 18, 20, 28, 30, 33, 40, 45, 51/52, 53, 55, 60, 62, 68, 70, 71, 76, 78/79, 83, 92, 96, 460, 487, 603, 720, 733, 745 and the Metro Silver Line.

A quick reminder for those looking to take Metrolink in to attend: there will be major service interruptions this weekend. Please plan accordingly!

For more information about detours on specific lines, visit Metro’s Service Advisory page. For more information on routes and connections, use the Trip Planner or call 323.GO.METRO.