A Line Service Impacts between Monrovia and APU/Citrus College Stations

Rail Service Interruption and Free Bus Shuttle Replacement (Rescheduled Dates)

Project Website

Metro and contractors have begun work to connect the new rail extension and rail testing from Metro A Line APU/Citrus College Station to Pomona as part of the Foothill Extension Project to Pomona.

This work requires a 54-hour weekend interruption of rail service between Monrovia Station and APU/Citrus College Station. The work started on October 18, 2024 and continues through consecutive weekends.

Due to this work, free bus shuttles, Metro A Line Shuttle 851, will replace rail service and take passengers every 10-20 mins between five (5) stations:

Monrovia
Duarte/City of Hope
Irwindale
Azusa Downtown
APU/Citrus College

Essentials

What: 54-hour weekend Shuttle 851 Shuttle Service
When: Starting Friday at 9pm through 3am Monday
Dates:

Friday, 12/13 – Monday, 12/16

Station	Shuttle 851 Stop
Monrovia	Primrose Av / Pomona Av
Duarte/City of Hope	Duarte Rd / Hope Dr
Irwindale	Avenida Padilla / Irwindale Rd
Azusa Downtown	Bay #1
APU/Citrus College	Citrus Av at APU Station

What to Expect

Passengers can follow the temporary signs for directions. Train service will continue to run northbound and southbound throughout the line.

Metro Updates

Construction is a dynamic process and information is subject to change without notice, visit the project website for the most up to date information.

Local access, Pedestrian Access, and Emergency Responder Access is maintained during work activities.

Metro bus stops may be relocated or lines could be impacted. For up to date information follow us on Twitter @metrolaalerts, metro.net/advisories or call 323.GOMETRO for updates and trip planning assistance. Passengers are encouraged to use the Transit App to plan their travels.

If you see an encampment or someone in need: Visit LAHSA's online outreach request site LA HOP at www.lahsa.org/portal/apps/la-hop/request.  

For more information and referrals for any Health and Human services, please dial 2‐1‐1, call (800) 399‐6993, or visit 211LA.org.