Los Angeles Metro G Line

🚍 Bus rapid transit: Chatsworth - North Hollywood Station

Schedule

24 hour service.

About the route

G Line (formerly Orange Line) is a Bus Rapid Transit line through the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The G Line operates on an exclusive busway similar to light rail. Passengers pay fares at ticket machines on station platforms and board the bus through any door.

Service runs every 4-5 minutes during weekday peak hours, every 10 minutes midday and weekend daytime, and every 20 minutes from 8 p.m. until after midnight. Service is extended until about 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. Selected daytime trips operate between North Hollywood and Canoga. Overnight service runs between Hollywood and Reseda.

In North Hollywood, the Orange Line connects with the Metro B Line subway to Hollywood and Downtown LA. The G Line also connects with Metrolink and Amtrak at Chatsworth.

The G Line opened for service in 2005 between North Hollywood and Warner Center. Service was extended to Chatsworth in 2012, with most G Line buses serving either Chatsworth or Warner Center. Since 2018, the Warner Center branch is no longer served by the G Line. To access the Warner Center area, transfer to the Metro Bus 601 shuttle at Canoga Station. Since 2021, G Line completely replaced CNG buses with an all electric fleet.

Route and stations

Stations					Connections

Chatsworth					Metrolink, Amtrak

Nordhoff
Roscoe
Sherman Way
Canoga
De Soto
Pierce College
Tampa
Reseda
Balboa
Woodley
Sepulveda
Van Nuys
Woodman
Valley College
Laurel Canyon
North Hollywood					B