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Orange line is a [[Bus Rapid Transit]] line through San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The Orange Line operates on an exclusive busway in a manner similar to light rail. Passengers buy tickets from ticket machines at stations and board the bus through any door.
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{{MTAlines|orange|y}} is a [[Bus Rapid Transit]] line through San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The Orange Line operates on an exclusive busway in a manner similar to light rail. Passengers buy tickets from ticket machines at stations 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 8pm until after midnight.
 
Service runs every 4-5 minutes during weekday peak hours, every 10 minutes midday and weekend daytime, and every 20 minutes from 8pm until after midnight.
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In North Hollywood, the Orange Line connects with Metro {{MTAlines|red|y}} subway to Hollywood and Downtown LA.
  
 
==Line and stations==
 
==Line and stations==

Revision as of 14:37, 27 November 2011

🚍 Warner Center - North Hollywood Station
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Schedule
7 days a week. Holiday service varies.

G Line is a Bus Rapid Transit line through San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The Orange Line operates on an exclusive busway in a manner similar to light rail. Passengers buy tickets from ticket machines at stations 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 8pm until after midnight.

In North Hollywood, the Orange Line connects with Metro B Line subway to Hollywood and Downtown LA.

Line and stations

<simpletable sep=comma cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0> align=right| Station/stop names, , Connections align=right| Warner Center Station, Stnstart.png, align=right| Canoga Station, Stn.png, align=right| De Soto Station, Stn.png, align=right| Pierce College Station, Stn.png, align=right| Tampa Station, Stn.png, align=right| Reseda Station, Stn.png, align=right| Balboa Station, Stn.png, align=right| Woodley Station, Stn.png, align=right| Sepulveda Station, Stn.png, align=right| Van Nuys Station, Stn.png, align=right| Woodman Station, Stn.png, align=right| Valley College Station, Stn.png, align=right| Laurel Canyon Station, Stn.png, align=right| North Hollywood Station, Stnend.png, B </simpletable>

Map

 LineLatlong
Balboa StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.185929, -118.500547
Canoga StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.190506, -118.596793
Chatsworth StationAmtrak Pacific Surfliner
Metrolink Ventura County Line
Los Angeles Metro G Line		34.252907, -118.599386
De Soto StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.188649, -118.588445
Laurel Canyon StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.168518, -118.396509
Nordhoff StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.235435, -118.597282
North Hollywood StationLos Angeles Metro G Line
Los Angeles Metro Rail B Line		34.168707, -118.376956
Pierce College StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.187176, -118.570955
Reseda StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.180388, -118.536011
Roscoe StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.219803, -118.597275
Sepulveda StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.180779, -118.468847
Sherman Way StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.200352, -118.597221
Tampa StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.18128, -118.553475
Valley College StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.172124, -118.422516
Van Nuys Station (Transitway)Los Angeles Metro G Line34.180557, -118.448091
Woodley StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.186233, -118.483635
Woodman StationLos Angeles Metro G Line34.178995, -118.429559
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