Vermont Transit Corridor Project Community Meeting at Expo Center

Join us for a Community Meeting for the Vermont Transit Corridor Project

Monday, August 10, 2026, 6PM

Expo Center MPR

Roy A. Anderson Recreation Center

Parking: Yellow Lot (Lot 5) (3991 Hoover St, Los Angeles, CA)

Transit: Metro E Line (Expo/Vermont); Bus Lines 102/206

We’re planning a new way to ride along Vermont Avenue.

Metro is planning a better way to travel along Vermont Avenue that doesn’t rely solely on a car. As the busiest bus corridor in Los Angeles County, transit riders deserve improvements to bus service that can be implemented on an accelerated timeline. Metro is developing a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system that offers faster and more reliable service by reducing the amount of time buses spend stuck in traffic. These high-quality transit improvements are being provided to communities with the greatest transportation needs.

The Vermont Transit Corridor (VTC), served by Lines 204 and 754, stretches approximately 12.4 miles from Sunset Boulevard to 120th Street. As one of the oldest transit corridors, it partially follows the path of a historic Los Angeles streetcar route. Today, it serves several densely populated, diverse, and transit-dependent neighborhoods, with over 38,000 daily boardings. The VTC also connects to several rail lines (B, C, D, and E), over 20 east-west bus routes, and major destinations like Kaiser Permanente and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles at Vermont/Sunset.

The corridor is also home to a host of educational institutions including Manual Arts High School, Los Angeles City College, American Career College, West Coast University, the Braille Institute, and the University of Southern California (USC). Many of its regional community assets include Exposition Park, museums, sports venues, several public facilities, and many faith-based institutions.

For more information about the profject, please visit our website: https://www.metro.net/projects/vermont-corridor/