Traffic & Transit
LA Metro To Suspend C Line Train Service Over Weekend
Service will be suspended from Friday night to Sunday between the Crenshaw and Redondo Beach stations.
![Metro will close a stretch of the C Line starting Friday night for construction.](https://patch.com/img/cdn20/shutterstock/753660/20200626/094848/styles/patch_image/public/shutterstock-174902720___26094719672.jpg)
REDONDO BEACH, CA — The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority will conduct work to connect the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project to a section of the C (Green) Line and suspend service from 9 p.m. Friday evening through the end of Sunday between the Crenshaw and Redondo Beach stations.
During the work, there will be no rail service between the stations, closing a total of six rail stations, including Aviation/LAX. Metro will replace the rail service with a free bus to serve the closed stations.
The Crenshaw Station will remain open for eastbound boarding and westbound arrivals on the C Line.
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The Los Angeles International Airport G Shuttle, which provides free service between the airport terminals and the Aviation/LAX Station, will continue to run from that station on its regular schedule between 5 a.m. and midnight during the weekend closure.
Due to physical distancing required during the COVID-19 pandemic, bus capacity is limited and riders should enter buses at the rear doors, and facial coverings must be worn while onboard.
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LAX officials encourage C Line riders heading to the airport during the service interruption to plan ahead and allow additional time.
Riders can get real-time location information on the G Shuttle by visiting www.ridelax.com.
The construction is part of the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project is an 8.5-mile light rail line with eight new stations that will serve the Crenshaw, Inglewood, Westchester and other LAX communities.
- City News Service and Patch Staffer Nicole Charky contributed to this report.
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