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Metro is building better transit throughout Los Angeles County, fostering busier sidewalks, safer streets, and more vibrant neighborhoods. Eat Shop Play operates within these areas, offering marketing assistance to businesses within one quarter-mile of the construction corridors. The goal is to mitigate construction impacts while furnishing businesses with the digital skills to take advantage of increased exposure and foot traffic  that accompany new transit connections.

Come on down and see what Metro is building in Los Angeles.

D Line Subway Extension

D Line Subway Extension Map
Wilshire Boulevard between Western Avenue and Westwood/VA Hospital
The D Line Subway Extension expands the subway nine miles from Koreatown to Westwood, connecting Downtown Los Angeles to the Westside. When complete, Wilshire Boulevard will have seven new subway stations, making one-seat rides from Westwood to Downtown Los Angeles possible in less than 25 minutes. The first section of this historic project, which extends from Wilshire/Western to Wilshire/La Cienega, is slated to open in Winter, 2026. The second and third sections are anticipated to open in 2027.
Visit the D Line Subway Extension Project page

East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Project

Van Nuys Boulevard between Vesper and San Fernando Blvd Map
Van Nuys Boulevard between Vesper and San Fernando Blvd

Metro is building better transit throughout Los Angeles County, fostering busier sidewalks, safer streets, and more vibrant neighborhoods. Eat Shop Play operates within these areas, offering marketing assistance to businesses within one quarter-mile of the construction corridors. The goal is to mitigate construction impacts while furnishing businesses with the digital skills to take advantage of increased exposure and foot traffic  that accompany new transit connections.

Come on down and see what Metro is building in Los Angeles.

Visit the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Project page

North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit Project

North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit Project Map.
Multiple SFV + SGV thoroughfares between Chandler/Lankershim and Colorado/Lake
The North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is gearing up to connect the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys, passing through business districts in North Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale, Eagle Rock, and Pasadena. These zero-emission electric buses will operate in dedicated lanes, providing a sustainable east-west connection to jobs, schools and services. Pre-construction activities are currently underway to prepare the roadways for construction. The new BRT is slated for completion in 2028.
Visit the North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) page