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LOS ANGELES / A different way to get there
Explore Los Angeles
500 ft from your startRoute stop
A WINDOW INTO YOUR CITY

One starting point.
So many ways to go.

Enter a street address, use your location, or click the map. BusMap finds boarding stops within your selected straight-line radius and the transit routes scheduled to serve them on your travel date.

  1. Pick your starting point. Check the returned address and move the pin if needed. Address locations can be approximate.
  2. Explore your network. Every route gets its own color and identifier. Use its switch to show or hide it.
  3. Follow the possibility. Expand a route for destinations and nearby stops. “See full routes” zooms out to show its reach.

Routes show full trip paths, including portions before your boarding stop. Destinations may require boarding on the other side of the street. These are scheduled services for the whole day, not live arrivals or a guarantee that a bus is running right now. No transfers or walking directions are calculated.

Address search uses the US Census geocoder. Streets © OpenStreetMap contributors. Map powered by Leaflet.

THE DATA BEHIND THE JOURNEY

Know your network.

BusMap searches the imported agencies below. Other local operators and temporary detours may be missing. Always check the agency before traveling.

Included feeds

Missing feeds

These are configured feeds, not an exhaustive list of every operator. Missing feed data must not be interpreted as a lack of transit service.

On-demand and accessible transportation

These services do not follow ordinary fixed routes. Availability, service zones, reservations and eligibility must be checked with the operator:

LADOT Transit information provided on this site is subject to change without notice. For the most current information, go to ladottransit.com.

The default radius is 500 feet (152.4 meters). Use +/- to adjust it from 100 to 5,000 feet. Distances are measured to boarding stops, not to a line passing nearby. Walking distance may be longer. Routes without published shapes appear in the list with a geometry notice.

Addresses are sent to the US Census geocoder when you search. Device location is used only when requested and stays between your browser and this server.