Metro G Line Improvements Project

Sepulveda Station Improvements: Bus and Bike Detours

Metro's contractor, Valley Transit Partners (VTP), will be detouring the Metro G Line and cyclists during the construction of improvements at the Metro G Line Sepulveda Station.

The bike detour between Kester Av and Sepulveda Station will return later this month. This route is the same path taken earlier in 2025, starting from Tyrone Av along Erwin St to the Sepulveda Park & Ride Lot. Please follow all directional signage.

Beginning late March 2026, the Metro G Line Sepulveda Station bus stop will be temporarily relocated to the north side of the Metro G Line Sepulveda Station Park & Ride Lot, near the intersection of Erwin St and Langdon Ave. This work will also require the partial closure of the Park & Ride Lot, with parking limited to the northern section. Park & Ride access from Haskell Ave at Victory Blvd will be closed to the public, diverting all vehicle access to Sepulveda Station via Erwin St.

Bike detour: March 27 through December 2027
Bus detour: March 27 through December 2027

• Full street closure between Costco Dwy and Oxnard St on intermittent weeknights
• Temporary relocation of the Sepulveda bus stop to north end of Park and Ride Lot.
• Parking will remain available
• Access to the bus stop will be available via Erwin St only
• Haskell Av will be closed to vehicular traffic
• A pedestrian walkway will be maintained along the east and west sides of Sepulveda Bl
• The existing bus-only lane on Sepulveda Bl between Costco Dwy and Oxnard will be temporarily removed during construction

Additional Information

• All work must receive necessary permits and approvals prior to work beginning. 
• Access to emergency responders will be maintained. 
• Access to driveways, residences & businesses will be maintained unless notified in advance.  
• Parking is restricted in posted areas, please follow the signage. 
• Noise and dust control measures will be in place to minimize impacts. 
• Construction is a dynamic process and work schedules and timelines are subject to change.
• If you see an encampment or someone in need: Visit LAHSA's online outreach request site LA-HOP at http://www.lahsa.org/portal/apps/la-hop/request. For more information and referrals for any Health and Human Services, call 2‐1‐1 or visit 211LA.org.