Daily Nightly Station Closure
As part of the Metro ExpressLanes Project, this station began closing on September 26, 2011 for construction of the HOT lanes on the I-10 freeway. The daily night will be in effect until September 30, 2012. Metro Metro Silver Line will not serve the Westbound (To Downtown Los Angeles and Artesia Transit Center) station platform during the hours of 10PM-5AM daily. There are no shuttles available, but passengers may use Metro Local Line 70. Metro Silver Line will not serve the Eastbound (To El Monte Bus Station) station platform during the hours of 10PM-6AM daily. During the station closure hours, the Metro Silver Line and Metro Express Lines 485 and 487 WILL NOT SERVE the station. None of these lines will use the El Monte Busway. Affected passengers may use Metro Local Line 70. The Metro Silver Line early A.M. trips Westbound departing El Monte Station at 4:15 A.M., and 4:40 A.M. will not serve this station and the Los Angeles County – USC Medical Center station during the closure hours. The Metro Silver Line early A.M. trip Eastbound departing Artesia Transit Center at 5:00 A.M. will not serve this station and the Los Angeles County – USC Medical Center station during the closure hours.
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