The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has rolled out a series of bus service changes aimed at enhancing the overall quality, efficiency and convenience of the system and reflecting the real-world experiences of riders and operators.

Twice a year, Metro fine tunes bus routes and schedules to adapt to the ever-changing mobility needs of riders. The adjustments are essential to meeting Metro’s NextGen Bus Plan goals, which aim to ensure that the Los Angeles County bus system is fast, frequent, reliable and accessible.

The changes were implemented countywide. In Metro’s Westside/Central L.A. division, westbound service on Line 10 was extended to Santa Monica/San Vicente to enhance transfer connections to Line 4 and other destinations. On Line 30, which runs between Pico/Rimpau and Monterey Park and includes service to Downtown L.A., a stop was moved to Central Avenue south of First Street adjacent to the Little Tokyo/Arts District Station to enhance passenger connections and operator access to facilities. Line 134 and 602, route detours in Pacific Palisades fire zone, were made semi-permanent to ensure schedule reliability. Weekday and Saturday schedule reliability improvements were implemented on Lines 2, 4, 10, 14, 16, 20, 28, 33, 35, 134, 217, 602 and 720. Metro’s Line 720 is a main line connecting Downtown L.A. and Santa Monica via Wilshire Boulevard.

To view all updates and new schedules, visit metro.net/mybus.