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44th Street has been renamed Vernon Avenue, and is served by Metro Local: line 105 and Metro Rapid: line 705. One Metro Rail light rail station:
Metro Local is a bus service type in Los Angeles County operated by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro). This retronym designation was placed to differentiate it from the Metro Rapid service. Metro Local buses cover both local, limited-stop, and shuttle bus services.
Metro Rapid is a local express bus service in Los Angeles County, California with bus rapid transit characteristics. It operates in mixed traffic environments and has fewer stops than the Metro Local service. The system is mainly operated by Metro. Two routes are operated by Big Blue Bus, one by Culver CityBus and one by Torrance Transit. The Rapid program speeds up travel time for passengers, complementing the Metro Local bus network operated by the Metro as well as other bus routes operated by smaller agencies.
79th Street
79th Street has been renamed Nadeau Street.
96th Street
96th Street is a secondary street in South Los Angeles. Portions of it are renamed "Colden Avenue". It is also the site of the future LAX people mover station on Aviation Blvd and 96 Street.
South Los Angeles is a region in southern Los Angeles County, California, and mostly lies within the city limits of Los Angeles, just south of downtown.
A people mover or automated people mover (APM) is a type of small scale automated guideway transit system. The term is generally used only to describe systems serving relatively small areas such as airports, downtown districts or theme parks.
108th Street
108th Street is a major street in South Los Angeles, and was formerly served by Line 119
135th Street
135th Street is a major street in Hawthorne and Rosewood; it runs from Aviation Boulevard to McKinley Avenue. It is served by portions of Line 209.
151st Street
151st Street has been renamed Compton Boulevard/Somerset Boulevard in the east and Marine Avenue in the west. Compton Boulevard/Somerset Boulevard carries Metro Local lines 51 and 127. Marine Avenue carries portions of Metro Local lines 126 and 215. Two Metro stations:
161st Street
161st Street has been renamed Alondra Boulevard, served by Metro Local line 128.
174th Street
174th Street has been renamed Artesia Boulevard. It is served by Metro Local lines 130 and 344; Line 130 runs between Redondo Beach and Los Cerritos Center and Line 344 runs between Artesia Transit Center and Hawthorne Boulevard. One Metro station:
223rd Street
223rd Street is a major street in Carson and Harbor Gateway. It runs from Western Avenue to Alameda Street, where it becomes Wardlow Road upon entrance to Long Beach. One Metro station:
250th Street
250th Street, a major residential street in the city of Lomita, becomes Lomita Boulevard just east of Walnut. It is served by Torrance Transit line 9.
266th Street
266th Street is the highest numbered street in the system.
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