Los Angeles Department of Transportation

Transport municipal agency in Los Angeles, California, USA

Los Angeles Department of Transportation

Downtown DASH Proterra Catalyst bus in July 2023

Headquarters| Caltrans District 7 Headquarters Building
Locale| Los Angeles, California, US
Service type| Bus services, paratransit, traffic operations, transportation planning
Routes| 15 Commuter Express
31 DASH
Operator| MV Transportation (bus services)
Website| ladot.lacity.org
ladottransit.com

The Los Angeles Department of Transportation, commonly referred to as LADOT, is a municipal agency that oversees transportation planning, design, construction, maintenance and operations within the city of Los Angeles. LADOT was created by city ordinance, and is run by a general manager appointed by the Mayor of Los Angeles, under the oversight of a citizens' commission also appointed by the mayor. LADOT is best known for providing public transportation to the City of Los Angeles. It currently operates the second-largest fleet in Los Angeles County next to Metro. It consist of over 300 vehicles, serving nearly 30 million passengers a year and operating over 800,000 hours.

LADOT also develops the traffic signal timing and transportation planning for the city. Actual road maintenance and construction is provided by the Los Angeles City Department of Public Works through StreetsLA, formerly the Bureau of Street Services, and the Bureau of Engineering. LADOT performs many transportation related duties, with six main operating groups: Parking Enforcement & Traffic Control, Operations, Project Delivery, Parking Management & Regulations, Transit Services, and Administration.[1]

## Routes

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### DASH

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A typical DASH bus.

DASH is LADOT's system of neighborhood circulator bus services. DASH buses serve to provide localized service in a neighborhood, and for passengers making longer trips, acting as a feeder to the countywide Metro Bus and Metro Rail system.

The name DASH started as acronym for Downtown Area Short Hop, the original purpose of the service. Since its launch in Downtown Los Angeles, DASH has expanded to 27 other neighborhoods in the City of Los Angeles.

DASH buses are 30 feet (9.1 m) or 35 feet (11 m) long, making it easier to navigate in dense neighborhoods with narrower streets and tighter turns compared to a typical 40-foot (12 m) transit bus. All buses in the DASH fleet are powered by either low-emission CNG or Propane engines or are zero-emission battery electric buses.

Route  | Terminals  | Via  | Notes

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Downtown A
[2] | Downtown LA
Palmetto St & Hewitt St  | 1st St  |

* Serves Civic Center/Grand Park, 7th St/Metro Center and Little Tokyo/Arts District stations

Downtown B
[2] | Chinatown
Bernard St & Broadway  | Grand Av  |

* Serves Chinatown station and LA Union Station

Downtown D
[2] | Downtown LA
Patsaouras Transit Plaza | Downtown LA
Washington Bl & Olive St  | Spring St, Main St  |

* Serves Grand/LATTC station

Downtown E
[2] | Westlake
Westlake/MacArthur Park station | Los Angeles
Trinity St & Washington Bl  | 7th St  |

* Serves 7th Street/Metro Center station

Downtown F
[2] | Downtown LA
Beaudry Av & 3rd St  | Figueroa St  |

* Serves 7th Street/Metro Center station, Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles Convention Center, USC, Expo Park/USC station and Expo/Vermont station

Beachwood Canyon
[3] | Hollywood
Hollywood/Vine station | Hollywood Hills
Beachwood Dr & Westshire Dr  | Beachwood Rd  |
Boyle Heights/East LA
[4] | Los Angeles
Marengo St & Mission Rd  | East LA
Herbert Av & Whittier Bl  | Rowan Av  |

* Serves Indiana station

Chesterfield Square
[5] | South LA
54th St & Western Av  | Huntington Park
Pacific Bl & Florence Av  | Florence Av  |

* Serves Florence station

Crenshaw
[6] | Crenshaw
MLK Jr. Bl & Magic Johnson Theater  | Crenshaw Bl  |

* Serves Martin Luther King Jr. station and Expo/La Brea station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

El Sereno/City Terrace
[7] | El Sereno
Huntington Dr & Lowell Av  | East LA
Rowan Av & Dozier St  | Huntington Dr  |
Fairfax
[8] | Beverly Grove
3rd St & Sherbourne Dr  | Mid-Wilshire
La Brea Av & 6th St  | Fairfax Av  |

* Serves Beverly Center

Highland Park/Eagle Rock
[9] | Highland Park
San Pascual Av & Comet St  | Eagle Rock
Colorado St & Eagledale Av  | Colorado Bl  |

* Serves Highland Park station

Hollywood
[10] | Hollywood
Fountain Av & Vine St  | Franklin Av  |

* Serves Hollywood/Highland station, Hollywood/Vine station, Vermont/Sunset station and Vermont/Santa Monica station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Hollywood/Wilshire

[11]

| Hollywood
Hollywood/Vine station  | Koreatown
Wilshire/Western station | Western Av, Gower St  |
King-East
[12] | Los Angeles
37th St & Grand Av  | Martin Luther King Jr. Bl  |

* Serves San Pedro Street station, Los Angeles Trade–Technical College and LATTC/Ortho Institute station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Leimert/Slauson
[13] | Crenshaw
MLK Bl & Magic Johnson Theater  | Martin Luther King Jr. Bl  |

* Serves Hyde Park station, Leimert Park station and Martin Luther King Jr. station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Lincoln Heights/Chinatown
[14] | Chinatown
Main St & Cesar Chavez Av  | Broad Way, Main St  |

* Serves Chinatown station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Midtown
[15] | Crenshaw
MLK Bl & Magic Johnson Theater  | Mid-Wilshire
Redondo Bl & Packard St  | Crenshaw Bl  |

* Serves Expo/Crenshaw station

North Hollywood
[16] | North Hollywood
North Hollywood station | Vineland Av  |

* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

North Hollywood
Lankershim Bl & Chandler Bl
Northridge/Reseda
[17] | Northridge
Northridge station | Reseda Bl  |
Observatory/Los Feliz
[18] | Hollywood
Vermont/Sunset station  | Los Angeles
Griffith Observatory | Vermont Canyon Rd, Vermont Av  |
Panorama City/Van Nuys
[19] | Van Nuys
Van Nuys station | Van Nuys Bl  |

* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Pico Union/Echo Park
[20] | Echo Park
Echo Park Av & Donaldson St  | Downtown LA
Grand/LATTC station  | Echo Park Av  |

* Serves Westlake/MacArthur Park station

Pueblo del Rio
[21] | Los Angeles
Vernon station | Florence-Graham
Wilmington Av & Gage Av  | Long Beach Av  |
San Pedro
[22] | San Pedro
Western Av & 25th St  | San Pedro
Western Av & Park Western Plaza  | 1st St  |
Southeast
[23] | Los Angeles
37th St & Grand Av  | Vermont Av  |

* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Sylmar
[24] | Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station | Sylmar
Los Angeles Mission College | Hubbard St  |
Van Nuys/Studio City
[25] | Studio City
Laurel Canyon Bl & Ventura Bl  | Moorpark St, Hazeltin Av  |

* Serves Westfield Fashion Square, Van Nuys station, Woodman station, Los Angeles Valley College and Valley College station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Studio City
Ventura Bl & Laurel Canyon Bl
Vermont/Main
[26] | South LA
Vermont Av & 59th St  | Vermont Av, Main St  |

* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Watts

[27]

| Willowbrook
119th St & Wilmington Av  | Avalon Bl  |

* Serves Avalon station and 103rd Street/Watts Towers station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Willowbrook
120th St & Wilmington Av
Wilmington
[28] | Wilmington
Avalon Bl & L St  | PCH, Avalon Bl, Wilmington Bl  |

* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Wilshire Center/Koreatown
[29] | Koreatown
San Marino St & Western Av  | Vermont Av, Western Av  |

* Serves Wilshire/Western station and Wilshire/Vermont station
* Clockwise and Counter Clockwise route

Koreatown
James M. Wood Bl & Western Av

### Commuter Express

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Commuter Express is an express bus service, consisting of 15 routes, all but one running during rush hours only. Service started in 1985.[30] Fares are based on a flat rate for travel on streets plus an extra charge based on the distance traveled on freeways.

Most Commuter Express buses are 40-foot (12 m) or 45-foot (14 m) MCI D-Series motorcoaches, offering a more comfortable ride on these longer routes. All buses in the Commuter Express fleet are powered by low-emission CNG engines or are zero-emission battery electric buses.

Route 142 operates more like a normal transit route, operating daily at all hours, using more typical transit buses. The route was previously operated by Long Beach Transit.[31]

Routes 419, 423, 431, 437, 438, and 448 are former Southern California Rapid Transit District lines that were transferred to LADOT.[32]

Unless otherwise noted, all services operates towards Downtown LA during the morning rush and from Downtown LA during the afternoon rush. For the purposes of this chart, closed-door means that customers are not allowed to use buses for local trips and open-door means that customers are allowed to use buses for local trips.

Route  | Terminals  | via  | Notes

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142
[33] | San Pedro
Miner St & Harbor Bl  | Long Beach
Downtown Long Beach station | 7th St, SR47, I-710, Ocean Bl  |

* Daily service
* Open-door along the entire route

409
[34] | Sylmar
Foothill Bl & Glenoaks Bl  | Downtown LA
Hill St & 12th St  | San Fernando Valley: Foothill Bl
Downtown LA: Flower St/Figueroa St, 7th St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Glendale Park & Ride
* Serves Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station and 7th Street/Metro Center station

419
[35] | Chatsworth
Chatsworth station | Downtown LA
USC | San Fernando Valley: Devonshire St
Downtown LA: Hill St, Figueroa St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Devonshire St & Balboa Bl
* Serves Civic Center/Grand Park station, Pershing Square station, Crypto.com Arena, and Los Angeles Convention Center

422
[36] | Exposition Park
USC  | Thousand Oaks
The Oaks | Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St
Ventura County: Thousand Oaks Bl, Agoura Rd  |

* Service operates towards Thousand Oaks in the AM rush and towards Downtown LA in the PM rush
* Closed-door within Downtown LA, open-door elsewhere
* Serves Los Angeles Convention Center, Crypto.com Arena, Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station and Thousand Oaks Transportation Center

423
[37] | Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks Transportation Center  | Downtown LA
USC  | Ventura County: Agoura Rd, Ventura Bl
Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Ventura Bl & Topanga Canyon Bl and Encino Park and Ride
* Serves Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station, 7th Street/Metro Center station, Crypto.com Arena, and Los Angeles Convention Center

431
[38] | Westwood
Sepulveda Bl & Ohio Av  | Downtown LA
LA Union Station | Westside: Wilshire Bl, Beverly Glen Bl
Downtown LA: Venice Bl, Figueroa St/Flower St, Grand St/Olive St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route
* Serves UCLA and Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station

437
[39] | Venice
Pacific Av & Washington Bl  | Downtown LA
Temple St & Vignes St  | Westside: Culver Bl, Jefferson Bl
Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St, Grand St/Olive St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route
* Serves Culver City station, Washington/Fairfax Transit Hub and Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station

438
[40] | Redondo Beach
Palos Verdes Bl & Via Valencia  | Downtown LA
LA Union Station  | Beach Cities: Highland Av, Hermosa Av
Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route
* Operates towards Downtown LA in the AM rush and towards Redondo Beach in the PM rush
* For reverse commute service see Route 439
* Serves Los Angeles Convention Center, Crypto.com Arena and Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station

Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach station (short line)
439
[41] | Downtown LA
LA Union Station  | El Segundo
El Segundo station | Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St
El Segundo: Imperial Hwy, Douglas St  |

* Closed-door within El Segundo, open-door elsewhere
* Reverse commute service: operates towards El Segundo in the AM rush and towards Downtown LA in the PM rush
* For traditional commute service see Route 438
* Serves Pershing Square station and Pico station

448
[42] | Rancho Palos Verdes
Crest Rd & Crenshaw Bl  | Downtown LA
Temple St & Los Angeles St  | South Bay: Hawthorne Bl, Pacific Coast Hwy
Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St  |

* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Harbor Freeway C Line station
* Serves Harbor Freeway C Line station, Los Angeles Convention Center, Crypto.com Arena and Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station

534
[43] | Downtown LA
LA Union Station  | Westwood
Wilshire Bl & Veteran Av  | Downtown LA: Figueroa St/Flower St, 1st St
Westside: Wilshire Bl, Olympic Bl via Beverly Hills |

* Operates towards Westwood in the AM rush and towards Downtown in the PM rush
* Closed-door along the entire route
* Serves Civic Center/Grand Park station, Grand Avenue Arts/Bunker Hill station, 7th Street/Metro Center station, Crypto.com Arena, and Westfield Century City

549
[44] | Encino
Encino Park and Ride  | Pasadena
Lake station | Burbank Bl, SR134 |

* Service is provided in both directions during peak hours
* This is a service with only designated pick-up points between cities operating as a limited-stop service
* Open-door along the entire route
* Serves Sherman Oaks Galleria, Los Angeles Valley College, North Hollywood station, Burbank Media District and Memorial Park station

573
[45] | Mission Hills
Chatsworth St & Orion St  | Century City
Constellation Bl & Century Park West  | San Fernando Valley: Balboa Bl
Westwood: Gayley Av, Wilshire Bl  |

* Service is provided in both directions during peak hours
* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Balboa Bl & Devonshire St and Encino Park and Ride
* Serves UCLA

574
[46] | Sylmar
Sylmar/San Fernando station | El Segundo
Space Park Dr & Aviation Bl  | San Fernando Valley: Balboa Bl, Chatsworth St
South Bay: Sepulveda Bl, Aviation Bl  |

* Service operates towards the South Bay in the AM rush and towards Sylmar in the PM rush
* Closed-door along the entire route, except at Balboa Bl & Devonshire St, Encino Park and Ride, and Sepulveda Bl & Century Bl (LAX)
* Serves Balboa station, Encino Park and Ride and El Segundo C Line station

Union Station/Bunker Hill Shuttle
[47] | Downtown LA
LA Union Station  | Bunker Hill
Hope St & 4th St  | Grand Av  |

* Timed to meet Metrolink trains
* Operates towards Bunker Hill in the AM rush and towards Union station in the PM rush
* Open-door along the entire route

## Bus fleet

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### DASH

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Make/Model  | Fleet Numbers  | Year  | Notes

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ENC E-Z Rider II BRT CNG | 12315-12336  | 2012  |
13301-13322  | 2013  |
15355-15366  | 2016  |
17305-17314  | 2017  |
ENC Axess BRT CNG | 12301-12314  | 2012  |
13323-13328  | 2013  |
15367-15374  | 2016  |
Gillig BRT CNG 29' | 15301-15354  | 2015  |
BYD K9S | 17301-17304  | 2017  |
Proterra Catalyst BE35 | 20301-20325  | 2020  | Used only on Downtown DASH routes.
BYD K7M | 21301-21330  | 2021  |
22301-22400  | 2023  |

### Commuter Express

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Make/Model  | Fleet Numbers  | Year  | Notes

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MCI D4000CT CNG | 11401  | 2011  |
11402  | 2011  |
12401-12493  | 2011  |
16401-16409  | 2016  |
17401-17406  | 2017  |
19401-19405  | 2019  |
ENC Axess BRT CNG | 13401-13403  | 2013  | Exclusively used on line 142.
BYD C10M | 21401  | 2021  |

## References

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1. ^ "Operating Groups : Department of Transportation : City of Los Angeles". LADOT. 29 September 2013. Archived from the original on 2013-09-29. Retrieved 2017-07-22.
2. ^ a b c d e "DASH Downtown Los Angeles station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
3. ^ "DASH Beachwood Canyon station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
4. ^ "DASH Boyle Heights/East LA station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
5. ^ "DASH Chesterfield Square station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
6. ^ "DASH Crenshaw station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
7. ^ "DASH El Sereno/City Terrace station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
8. ^ "DASH Fairfax station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
9. ^ "DASH Highland Park/Eagle Rock station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
10. ^ "DASH Hollywood station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
11. ^ "DASH Hollywood/Wilshire station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
12. ^ "DASH King-East station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
13. ^ "DASH Leimert/Slauson station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
14. ^ "DASH Lincoln Heights/Chinatown station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
15. ^ "DASH Midtown station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
16. ^ "DASH North Hollywood station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
17. ^ "DASH Northridge station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
18. ^ "DASH Observatory/Los Feliz station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
19. ^ "DASH Panorama City/Van Nuys station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
20. ^ "DASH Pico Union/Echo Park station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
21. ^ "DASH Pueblo Del Rio station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
22. ^ "DASH San Pedro station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
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24. ^ "DASH Sylmar station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
25. ^ "DASH Van Nuys/Studio City station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
26. ^ "DASH Vermont/Main station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
27. ^ "DASH Watts station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
28. ^ "DASH Wilmington station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
29. ^ "DASH Wilshire Center/Koreatown station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
30. ^ LADOT Short Range Transit Plan FY 2011-12, Retrieved 2014-09-20
31. ^ 1989 RTD Bus System Map, Retrieved 2014-09-20
32. ^ 1985 RTD Bus Map, Retrieved 2014-09-20
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42. ^ "Commuter Express 448 station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
43. ^ "Commuter Express 534 station". Los Angeles Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2024-02-26.
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