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Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) Light Rail Lines

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METRO BLUE LINE (Above ground) 22 miles and 22 stations Downtown Los Angeles to Long Beach Opened July 1990 Cost: $877 million 69 cars in fleet 74,406 average weekday boardings, 49,871 average weekend boardings (daily average, FY 2003) 22.16 million* total passenger boardings in FY 2003

METRO GREEN LINE (Above ground) 20 miles and 14 stations El Segundo to Norwalk Opened 1995 Cost: $714 million 34 cars in fleet 35,847 average weekday boardings, 17,655 average weekend boardings (daily average, FY 2003) 9.92 million* total passenger boardings in FY 2003

METRO RED LINE (Subway) 17.4 miles** and 16 stations Union Station to the Wilshire corridor Union Station through Hollywood to North Hollywood Segment One opened 1993 (Wilshire/Western Segment Opened 1996; Hollywood Segment Opened 1999; North Hollywood Segment Opened 2000) Cost: $4.5 billion 104 cars in fleet 112,021 average weekday boardings, 76,395 average weekend boardings (daily average, FY 2003) 31.46 million* total passenger boardings in FY 2003 ** includes yards and maintenance areas

METRO GOLD LINE (Above ground) 13.7 miles and 13 stations Union Station to Sierra Madre Villa in East Pasadena Opened July 2003 Cost: estimated at $859 million 26 Cars in fleet 14,573 average weekday boardings , 12,130 average weekend boardings

*Preliminary Figures
Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority

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