Welcome Aboard! - Long Beach Transit

Service Announcements
Service Changes beginning August 26, 2012
Passport (Previously Passport C) Downtown Long
Beach / Queen Mary: The Passport C route has been
renamed as the Passport. It will be the only Passport
route, and will continue to be free. The Passport will
serve the same destinations as the Passport C with
some adjustments due to the introduction of new 40’
CNG buses. Minor changes in frequency. See page 20.
Passport A: Service has been eliminated and will be
served by new route 121 and an extension of route
131. See those routes for details on pages 71 & 74.
Route 1 – Easy Ave: Weekday schedule is adjusted
by 15 minutes to improve system efficiencies with
trips leaving the Transit Gallery at :10 and :40 past
each hour instead of :25 and :55. There is no change
in service frequency. Minor weekend schedule
changes. See page 24.
Line 20 – Cherry / Downey: Minor schedule changes.
See page 26.
Line 40 – Anaheim St: Increased local service on
weekdays to every 6 minutes during peak travel
times. Minor schedule changes on Saturdays and Sundays. See page 31.
Route 51 – Long Beach Blvd: Minor schedule
changes Monday through Saturday. See page 36.
Route 61 – Atlantic Ave: Minor schedule changes
Monday through Saturday. See page 40.
Line 70 – Alamitos / Orange Ave: Slight route and
schedule changes in downtown Long Beach to serve
stops on Ocean that will no longer be served by former Passport routes (Ocean at Pine S/E and Ocean at
Long Beach Blvd S) – Outbound service will proceed
via Ocean to Alamitos instead of Broadway to Alamitos. See page 45.
Line 90 and 96 “ZAP” – 7th St / Bellflower / Clark /
Woodruff: Fall and winter service schedules will be
reintroduced. Increased combined service will operate
every 8 to 10 minutes on weekdays. The 96 Zap will
be extended to Woodruff and Del Amo on selected
trips during peak travel times. See pages 48 & 59.
Routes 101 and 103 – Carson / Lakewood Mall / Hawaiian Gardens: A timepoint will be added in
both directions on Route 103 at Bellflower at Centralia. See page 60.
110
Line 110 – Broadway / Lakewood / Clark: Fall
and winter service schedules will be reintroduced.
Frequency during peak travel times will increase to
every 15 minutes on Broadway and 30 minutes on
Clark and Lakewood. See page 66.
Route 121 (Previously Passport D) Catalina Landing / Ocean Blvd / Belmont Shore / CSULB / Outer
Circle): Passport route A has been eliminated and
Passport route D has been renamed Route 121.
Decreased service during the day will now operate
every 20 minutes seven days per week and every
30 – 60 minutes in the early mornings and evenings. The route will serve the Transit Gallery at Shelter D
for westbound trips and Shelter H for eastbound trips. Standard fares apply. See page 71.
Route 131 – Wardlow Station / Redondo Ave /
Ocean Blvd / Belmont Shore / Alamitos Bay Landing: The 131 route will no longer travel into Seal
Beach; instead, will end at Alamitos Bay Landing that
was previously served by the Passport A. Service will
increase to every 40 minutes weekdays. Later service
now available. The AquaLink dock can now be accessed via a stop along Marina Drive until 9/30/12.
See page 74.
Route 151 (Previously Passport B) Chavez Park /
East Village / Retro Row 4th Street / Colorado Lagoon: The Passport B route has been renamed route
151. Route frequency will decrease to 20 minutes
weekdays and 25 minutes on weekends and serve
the same destinations as the old Passport B. The
route will now serve the Transit Gallery at Shelter D
for westbound trips and Shelter H for eastbound trips.
Standard fares apply. See page 76.
Route 171 – PCH / CSULB / Marketplace: The 171
route will no longer travel into Seal Beach; instead,
will end at the Marketplace (PCH at Studebaker).
The route will reintroduce fall/winter schedule and
increase frequency to operate every 20 minutes west of CSULB and 40 minutes east of CSULB. See page 79.
Line 180 – Magnolia / Pacific: This line will move
from Shelter H to Shelter B at the Transit Gallery and
have a minor directional reroute to accomodate the
new shelter assignment. Minor route and schedule
changes. See page 87.
Customer Service
Important Information
By Phone: (562) 591-2301
Use TranSmart 24/7 to get real time bus arrival
information! Or, reach a live person:
Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Table of Contents
Service Changes/Announcements..................110,111
Customer Service Info................................................3
Telephone Numbers...................................................3
First Street Transit Gallery..........................................5
Wheelchair Bus Riding...............................................5
Fares & Passes..........................................................6-7
Discount Fare Requirements......................................8
Bus Riding Etiquette & Tips.......................................9
Sección en Español...................................................10
Identification Requirements.....................................17
Popular Destinations............................................18-19
Route Maps and Schedules.................................20-94
System Map..........................................................54-55
Holiday Service..................................................95-108
Internet: www.lbtransit.com
7 days per week, 24 hours
On-line access to LBT route maps, schedules, and the on-line trip planner.
In Person:
Transit & Visitor Information Center
130 E. 1st Street on the Transit Gallery
Monday – Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Important Telephone Numbers
Long Beach Transit Information............. (562) 591-2301
Long Beach Transit Customer Relations.(562) 591-8753
• Visa/MasterCard now accepted
Long Beach Transit Lost & Found......... (562) 591-8753
• Bus pass sales
Long Beach Transit Field Trips............... (562) 591-8753
• Lost and found services
Long Beach Transit Job Line................... (562) 489-8464
• Real-time schedule display
Long Beach Transit (TTY)....................... (562) 599-1843
• Touch screen kiosk with 24 hour transit information
Access Services, Inc. (ASI)...................... (800) 827-0829
Access Services, Inc. (TTY)..................... (800) 827-1359
• Route information given by Customer Service
Bellflower Bus.......................................... (562) 865-7433
representatives at three ADA-accessible windows
Carson Circuit........................................... (310) 225-2545
• ID card processing for Seniors, Students Catalina Express....................................... (800) 995-4386
and LBT Dependents
Cerritos on Wheels................................... (562) 928-4269
• Visitor information window
Downey Link............................................ (562) 529-5465
• Public restrooms daily 5:00 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Lakewood Dash....................................... (562) 920-9701
L.A. Dept. of Transportation (LADOT)... (310) 808-2273
Long Beach Transit Administrative Offices
LACMTA (Metro).................................323-go-metro/511
1963 E. Anaheim Street
Norwalk Transit........................................ (562) 929-5550
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Orange County Transit (OCTA).............. (800) 636-7433
Passes are not sold at this location.
Paramount Neighborhood Shuttle......... (562) 981-6300
Torrance Transit...................................323-go-metro/511
Important Web Sites
Long Beach Transit
www.lbtransit.com
Long Beach Transit Spanish www.lbtransitespanol.com
Regional Transit Trip Planning
www.metro.net
Go511.com
© 2012 Long Beach Transit
Design: TRANSIT INFORMATION PRODUCTS/WEBB INC (877) 676-8900
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About Riding the Bus
Welcome Aboard!
Long Beach Transit takes you practically anywhere you want to go in Long Beach any day of the week. Bus stops are located nearly every two blocks for your convenience. Best of all, with a regular fare of only $1.25 and even less for seniors
and passengers with disabilities, there's no better way to stretch your budget.
Inside are complete maps and schedules for all Long Beach Transit routes, plus
lots of helpful information to make riding the bus as easy as possible. As you use
these schedules, it is good to remember that heavy traffic, passenger loads, adverse
weather or other factors may prevent buses from running on time. We recommend
that you allow extra travel time.
We Can Help Plan Your Trip Our friendly transit advisors are standing by to help you plan your trip. We'll be happy to give you
schedule and route information and tell you exactly where the bus stops in your neighborhood. The
customer service phone lines are open 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Call (562) 591-2301 for prompt help. If you would like a Transit Guide mailed to
you, just let us know when you call. For group travel, please call our Field Trip Coordinator.
How To Ride the Bus Signs on the top front of the bus above the windshield tell you the route number, the major streets the
bus runs on, and the final destination of the bus. Read these signs to be sure you board the right bus. If
you're not sure, just ask the driver.
It’s a good idea to make note of the vehicle number of the bus– it’s the painted 4-digit number on the
outside and inside. That number may come in handy if you need to report something about your trip.
Enter the bus through the front door. Please be sure to have the exact fare ready as you board. Our drivers do not carry change. If you need to transfer to another bus system to complete your one-way
trip, please buy an interagency transfer when you pay your fare. Our fare boxes accept coins and dollar
bills; but like the drivers, they don't make change! All sales at the farebox are final. Please check your
pass/transfer before being seated. After you put your coins into the farebox, hold onto the handrails
as you find a seat, as the bus may begin to move before you sit down. If you are disabled or a senior
and need extra time boarding the bus, be sure to let the driver know. Remain seated and please do not
change seats while the bus is in motion.
Then, as the bus approaches your stop, signal the driver that you want off by
pulling the cord, or pressing the yellow strips along the side of the bus next
to the window. Please give the driver enough notice so that he may make a
smooth stop. Please remain in your seat or hold the handrail until bus comes to
a complete stop. If you loaded your bike, be sure to tell the driver that you are
getting your bike, before you get off the bus.
When getting off the bus, please exit through the rear door. Just push the yellow strip on the door and hold the doors open. Carefully step off the bus onto
the sidewalk. Be careful – the doors close automatically!
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About Riding the Bus
Route
FIRST STREET TRANSIT GALLERY
METRO STATION
E
F
LBT’s
Transit & Visitor
Information Center
H
G
1ST ST
LONG BEACH BLVD
Bus stops
A
B
C
PROMENADE
Route
1........................................D
21,22,23............................H
46...................................... B
51......................................G
61,63.................................G
71,72.................................D
81......................................H
D
PINE AVE
First Street Transit Gallery Bus Stops The bus shelters on the Transit Gallery have letter assignments. The
First Street Transit Gallery Bus Stops map shows which
buses stop at which shelter on 1st Street.
Bike
Station
Long Beach
Transit Gallery
PACIFIC AVE
First Street Transit Gallery The First Street Transit
Gallery provides a centralized location where most LBT
bus routes, the Metro Blue Line and other area operators connect. The Transit Gallery provides easy access
to board your bus or to change buses between LBT
routes or even between service providers like LADOT,
Torrance, and Metro.
OCEAN BLVD
NORTH
Bus stops
91,92,93,94....................... E
111,112............................. C
121,151 W/B....................D
121,151 E/B......................H
172,173,174.......................F
181,182............................. B
191,192............................. C
TRANSIT GALLERY- 12/11
Route
Bus stops
Metro, Torrance, LADOT..........A
Passport (free in downtown LB)........
................................ Passport Center
..................................(Pine Ave. & 1st St.)
Long Beach Transit is Fully Accessible All Long Beach Transit buses and vessels are wheelchair accessible. Passengers can use the wheelchair ramps at all boarding locations with the exception of those
listed below. Each vehicle has two wheelchair positions. If they are occupied, our operators will stop
and let you know to catch the next bus. During the trip, wheelchairs must be secured with the restraint
equipment provided. A seatbelt and chair restraint are available upon request. Any item that prevents safe
securing of a wheelchair on the bus is not permitted. This includes all personal items. Wheelchairs must
have all items stowed or placed in a way that would not obstruct the bus driver from properly securing the
wheelchair. The following boarding locations are not wheelchair accessible:
• Alamitos Bay Landing (AquaLink)
• 7th Street @ CSULB, westbound (Route 81)
• Broadway @ Temple Ave., NE corner (Route 111, 112)
• Marina Drive @ Marina Drive NW corner (Route 131)
BUS
• Pacific Coast Hwy. @ Grand Ave., SE corner (all Route 170s)
Segways that are used as a disability mobility device should be secured and passenger cannot remain standing on Segway while the bus is in motion and must pay appropriate fare.
For those who are unable to use Long Beach Transit’s fixed routes service for their transportation needs, Access Services, the ADA complementary paratransit service, may be what
you’re looking for. In accordance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Long Beach
Transit is committed to ensuring that no person shall be excluded from the equal distribution of its services
and amenities on the basis of race, color, national origin, language proficiency, or economic status. To
schedule an appointment for an in-person assessment with a professionally trained analyst to determine
your eligibility for paratransit services, call Access Services 1-800-827-0829 (TDD 1-800-827-1359).
Long Beach Transit Dial-A-Lift is a local supplementary transportation service for residents of Long Beach,
Lakewood and Signal Hill. Applicants must be 18 years or older, and have a permanent mobility impairment that prevents use of Long Beach Transit’s fixed route bus system with or without mobility aids. Applicants may apply for Dial-A-Lift membership by calling Long Beach Dial-A-Lift at 562-591-8753.
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Fares and Passes Fares effective February 14, 2010
Regular Fares
Regular Cash Fare
Day Pass
25-Ride Pack
5-Day Pass
30-Day Pass
Student 30-Day Pass
Interagency Transfer
Passport (downtown service)
Day Passes and 5-Day Passes
Easy-to-use Day Passes allow unlimited riding during the entire service day for one low price. 5-Day
Passes offer the same frequent riding convenience
for 5 consecutive days, giving you more options
when budgeting your transit needs. Go anywhere
you want to go, whenever you want to go, with
the freedom of Long Beach Transit Day Passes and
5-Day Passes.
You can buy our magnetic stripe Day Passes and
5-Day Passes on board the bus, or purchase all
available passes in advance at the Transit and Visitor
Information Center on the First Street Transit Gallery.
$1.25
$4
$31.25
$18
$65
$40*
50¢
Free
* Proper ID required
30-Day Passes
30-Day Passes are available for purchase at all
Monthly Pass sales locations.
30-Day Passes are a convenient way to budget
your travel expenses. Your pass will be activated
the first time you use it on board a Long Beach
Transit bus, not on the date of purchase, and will
continue to be active for exactly 30 consecutive
days after activation. 30-Day Passes are not available for purchase on Long
Beach buses. Long Beach
Transit does not honor Metro or
OCTA Monthly Passes.
Discounted Fares
Reduced Fare (Senior & Disabled) customers
require valid I.D. shown at time of boarding.
See pages 8 and 17 for details.
Reduced Cash Fare
Reduced Fare Day Pass
Reduced Fare 5-Day Pass
Reduced Fare 30-Day Pass
Legally Blind
Wheelchair Passenger
Children Age 4 and Under
60¢
$2.50
$9
$24
Free
Free
Free
Access Services Customers
You can now use your Access Rider ID card
to ride Long Beach Transit buses for free. Just
swipe your ID card when you board a Long
Beach Transit bus.
Long Beach Transit bus passes are non-transferable
and non-refundable.
Dollar Coins and Metro Tokens
Dollar coins may be used to pay for
fares by depositing them into the
coin slot on Long Beach Transit fareboxes. Metro tokens are accepted
for one regular fare or reduced fare
only. Tokens have no cash value.
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Fares and Passes
LBT Monthly Pass Sales Locations
Community Check Cashing J & J Check Cashing
5425 Atlantic Ave.
5387 Long Beach Blvd.
5403
Cherry
Ave.
Donut Island
Lakewood Center Mall 3401 Cherry Ave., Unit A
Information Center E Money Express, Inc.
(In front of Macy’s)
12173 Carson Street
LB Transit & Visitor Hawaiian Gardens
Info Center 130 E. First St.
Nix Check Cashing Top Valu
300 W. P.C.H.
421 Pacific
2038 E. 10th St.
6583 Atlantic Ave.
1228 Obispo Ave.
Vermillion Rexall Drugs
Postal Annex
1942 E. Anaheim St.
6444 E. Spring St.
Vons 600 E. Broadway
Ralphs
2930 E. 4th St.
L.A. County EZ transit pass
Honored by most transit agencies in Los Angeles County, the EZ transit pass is
a terrific value and convenience. Use the EZ transit pass all month long on LBT,
Metro, LADOT, Torrance, Norwalk, Commerce, Culver City, Foothill, Gardena,
Montebello, Santa Clarita and Santa Monica transit agencies. EZ transit passes
are sold at Metro Customer Service offices, LB Transit/Visitor Info Center or Nix
Check Cashing. For other sales outlets, call 323-go-metro.
Regular EZ transit pass..............................$84.00
Special (Seniors, Disabled & Medicare)...$35.00
Interagency Transfer – Must be purchased upon boarding. All sales at the farebox are final.
Please check your pass/transfer before being seated.
1. An Interagency Transfer is issued for 50¢ upon receipt of adequate cash fare or a valid pass. Only one Interagency Transfer is issued per each paid fare to complete a one-way trip.
2. Interagency Transfers are not sold to passengers who ride free, for example, wheelchair and blindcustomers, and are not sold to Passport passengers riding for free.
3. The Interagency Transfer is valid on Metro, OCTA, LADOT, Norwalk Transit, Torrance Transit, Carson Circuit, Gardena Bus Lines, Montebello Bus Lines, Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus, Foothill Transit,
The Bellflower Bus, Paramount Shuttle and the Light Rail Lines.
4. Interagency Transfers issued by the above transit carriers are accepted on Long Beach Transit buses
as long as the time, date and direction of travel (one-way) are valid. Transfer is valid where both
agencies connect. Metro rail tickets are valid with a Metro to Muni transfer ticket.
5.Because OCTA does not issue transfers, LBT and OCTA honor each others' Day Pass in lieu of an Interagency Transfer from the closest connecting intersection for one ride only.
6. Interagency Transfers issued by Long Beach Transit are not valid for use as a transfer to another
Long Beach Transit bus.
Please do not put the transfer in the farebox! Give the transfer to the bus driver. For more information
on transfer policies or fares, call our friendly transit advisors at (562) 591-2301.
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Identification Requirements
Long Beach Transit I.D. Requirements
for Discount Fares
Proper identification is required at the time of
boarding for all discount fares.
How To Apply For LBT
Discount Fare IDs
K-8th
Grade
9th-12th
Grade
College/
Vocational
Medicare Card
or Disabled ID from LA County or OCTA
Seniors/Medicare For the LBT Senior ID, bring
proof of age, such as a CA DMV ID, and $2 to
LBT’s Transit & Visitor Information Center.
Call Metro at 323-go-metro, or OCTA at 800-6367433 for their Senior ID card qualifications.
Access Services
• Call 800-827-0829 or www.asila.org
30-Day
Pass
LBT College/Vocational ID with current
round "super stamp"
or LBCC or LB Adult School student ID
card with current round "super stamp".
Note: ONLY FULL TIME adult students are
eligible.
Disabled/Medicare For the LA County Transit
Operators Association (LACTOA) Disabled ID,
applications are available at:
• www.metro.net • LBT Transit & Visitor Information Center • Call LBT at 562-591-2301, and we will mail you one.
Return completed application and fee directly to:
Metro
C/o Reduced Fare Office
1 Gateway Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90012
For OCTA Disabled ID, call 800-636-7433
Disabled ID from LA County or OCTA
Cash
Fare
LBT Student ID Card with current square
"super stamp"
or Local High School ID Card with current
square "super stamp". (High schools from approved list only. Call LBT for information).
Cash
Fare
be presented upon request.
ID usually not required: If student appears
to be of this school age. Proof of age or
student ID card must be presented upon
request.
Medicare Card
or Senior Citizen ID Card from LBT, Metro
or OCTA
or CA DMV ID Card.
Note: ONLY persons age 62 & older are
eligible.
30-Day
Pass
DISABLED/
SENIORS/MEDICARE
MEDICARE
STUDENT USING 30-DAY PASS
Age 4
& Under
Student Super Stamps are issued to full-time
students currently attending schools that
LBT reserves the right to check IDs and passes at any time. belong to the LBT Student Discount Program.
Check with your school or call LBT at 562-5912301 to see if your school is a member. ReID usually not required: If child appears
duced fare on 30-Day passes only.
to be 5 years or older, proof of age must
Legally Blind
Please complete Legally Blind ID application.
Applications are available at:
• www.lbtransit.com
• Long Beach Transit & Visitor Information Center
• Call LBT at (562) 591-2301 and we will mail you one.
After completing this application, call Long Beach
Transit’s Eligibility Analyst to schedule your in-person application review and training at (562) 591-8753.
This is the only form of ID that is valid to ride LBT
service as a blind person for free.
Senior Citizen ID Card from LBT, Metro
or OCTA.
Note: ONLY persons age 62 & older are
eligible.
NOT honored for LBT Reduced Fare:
1. MediCal I.D. Card 4. Old Access Services I.D. card
2. Social Security Card
3. Note from Doctor
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Bus Riding Etiquette
Ride Safe
Tips for a Safe and Comfortable Ride
• Stand back from the curb until the 1. Long Beach Transit appreciates it when passengers offer priority seating at the front of the bus
to senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
2. Service animals shall be allowed on the bus. All
other animals shall be kept in closed carriers.
3. Radios, cell phones, games and other electronic
devices shall be listened to through earphones
only.
4. Speaking loudly or using foul and abusive language shall not be allowed.
5. Eating, drinking and smoking on the bus are
not allowed.
6. Consumable liquids brought on the bus are to
remain in threaded, sealed containers.
7. Shirts and shoes shall be worn while riding the
bus.
8. Seating is for bus passengers only! Parcels,
purses, backpacks, etc. shall be kept on laps,
not seats.
9. Surfboards less than 6 feet may be taken on the
bus and shall be kept out of aisles and exits.
10. Fold-up style bicycles, scooters, and strollers are
allowed when collapsed and kept out of aisles
and exits.
11. Hazardous materials may not be brought on
board, for example, car batteries or gasoline.
12. No smoking within 20 feet of a bus stop.
13. Carts and other items that are not offensive to
other passengers or won’t restrict movement
within the bus will only be permitted on the
bus when it is safe to do so. They must be
placed in a way that do not interfere with the
operation of the vehicle. Items should not obstruct aisles or exits. You may be asked to
fold your cart.
14. Transporting of recycling materials that are
oversized or contain liquids are not permitted
on the bus.
bus makes a complete stop.
• Use the handrails when boarding, riding & departing the bus.
• Take a seat as soon as possible after boarding the bus. Remain seated and please do not change seats while the bus is in motion.
• Never allow small children to stand on the seat
while riding the bus.
• Never stand or sit in any of the bus stairwells.
• Please don’t distract the bus operator or other
passengers with unnecessary conversation, yelling or causing a commotion on the bus.
• When wheelchair ramp is lowered, please wait
for driver instructions before boarding.
• Push yellow tape to open rear door.
• Always hold the rear door open when leaving,
especially for small children. Once released, the doors close automatically.
• After you get off the bus, stand back and wait for the bus to leave before crossing the street.
• Never run after a bus or hit the side of a moving
bus.
Cameras on buses help offer improved security
on board. Our safety center is able to review
activity on the bus to help improve security.
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Identification Requirements
Requisitos de Identificación
I.D.’s Required for
Reduced Cash Fares and Passes
Credenciales requeridas para pases y pasaje
en efectivo reducido
Senior Citizen I.D. Cards
LBT, Metro, & OCTA
Credenciales para
ciudadanos de la tercera
edad - LBT, Metro, y OCTA
Disabled I.D.s
L.A. County & OCTA
LBT Senior ID’s are available at
The Transit & Visitor Information
Center. See p. 8 & 17 for details.
Credenciales para
discapacitados
L.A. County y OCTA
Call Metro or OCTA for Senior ID qualifications. See p. 8 & 17 for details.
Valid I.D.’s for Reduced CASH* Fare:
Credenciales válidas para pasaje reducido en EFECTIVO*
DMV I.D. Card –
*NOT valid with Reduced Fare 30-Day, 5-Day or 1-Day Pass
Medicare Health
Insurance Card –
Credencial de
Seguro
Medicare
Credencial DMV –
*NO es válido con el Pase Reducido de 30-días, 5-días o 1-día
NOT honored for Reduced Fare:
1. MediCal I.D. Card
2. Social Security Card
3. Note from Doctor
4. Old Access Services I.D.Card
NO honrados para tarifa reducia:
1. Credencial de MediCal
2. Credencial de Seguro Social
3. Nota del Doctor
4. Credencial blanca de Access Services
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Popular Destinations/Destinos Populares
Long Beach Destinations
Here is a list of major destinations
and the LBT routes serving them.
Schools/Escuelas
Artesia High 173-191
Bellflower High 92
Cabrillo High 171-191-192
Cerritos College 172-173
Compton College 51-61
CSULB 81-90s-121-171-173
DeVry University 111-131
Gahr High School 172-173
Jordan High 61-63-72
Lakewood High 91-92-103
L.B. City College LAC 93-101-103112
L.B. City College PCC 71-72-171172-173
Mayfair High 92
Millikan High 102-104-172
Poly High 61-63-71-72-171-172173
Renaissance High 46-51-91-92-93
St. Anthony High 90s
St. Joseph High 92-192
Wilson High 45-46-81-90s-111112
*Except 101,102,103,104,131 & 171
Destinos de Long Beach
Aquí está una lista de los principales destinos
y las rutas de LBT que los sirven.
Hotels/Hoteles
Best Western Golden Sails 121-131171
Best Western of Long Beach 51171-172-173
Courtyard by Marriott ALL*
Hilton 121
Holiday Inn 102-111-112
Hotel Maya Passport-AquaBus
Hyatt Regency Passport
Marriott 102-104-111
Queen Mary Passport-AquaBusAquaLink
Renaissance ALL*
Seaport Marina 121-131-171
Westin ALL*
Libraries/Bibliotecas
Alamitos 21-22-23
Bach 91-93
Bay Shore 121-131
Brewitt 45-46
Burnett 61-63
Dana 61-63-101-103
El Dorado 102-104-173
Harte 100s-190s
Iacoboni (Lakewood) 93-103-112191
Los Altos 90s
Main Branch (Long Beach) ALL*
Mark Twain 45-46
North Branch 71-72
George Nye Jr. 172-191
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Work/Trabajo
Boeing 101-103-111
Civic Center Bellflower 91-92-93
Civic Center Lakewood 93-103112-191
Civic Center Long Beach ALL*
Civic Center Signal Hill 21-22-23
DMV Bellflower 91-93
DMV Compton 51-61
DMV Long Beach 102-104-111131
Downtown Long Beach ALL*
Employment Development
Dept. 61-101-103-131
Federal Bldg. 121
L.B. Senior Center 151
L.B. Transit Administrative Office
21-22-23-45-46
Queen Mary Passport
State Building ALL*
Weingart Senior Center 93-103111-112
World Trade Center 121
Medical/Centros médicos
Coast Plaza Doctor’s Hospital
172-173
Community Hospital 171-172173-174
Harriman Jones Medical Clinic
102-104-111-131
Health Dept. 102-104-111-131
Kaiser Medical 171-172-173-174
Lakewood Regional Medical
Center 22-111-112-192
Memorial Medical Center 51-6163-101-103
Popular Destinations/ Destinos Populares
Fun/Lugares de entretenimiento
Alamitos Bay Landing 131-Aqua
Pacific Hospital 101-102-103-104-182 Link
AMC Theaters (Marina Pacifica)
St. Mary Medical Center 61-63-81
121-131-171
Talbert Medical (Alamitos) 151
Aquarium of the Pacific PassTalbert Medical (Palo Verde) 102port-AquaBus-AquaLink
172
Beaches 21-22-23-121-131-171
VA Medical Center
Bixby Park 20s-111-112-121
121-81-90s-171
Catalina Landing 121
Shopping/
Cerritos Center Theaters 172Centros
173-192
comerciales
Cesar Chavez Park 151
Convention Center ALL*
Belmont Shore 121CSULB: The Pyramid 173
131
Downtown Marina Passport
Bixby Knolls Center
El Dorado Park 102-104-173
61-63
City Place ALL*
Heartwell Park 91-92-93-101Costco Lakewood 93-103-111-112-191 103-112-172
Costco Signal Hill 21-22-23-102-104
Helicopter Rides Passport-AquaDowntown Bellflower 91-93
Link-AquaBus
Downtown Long Beach ALL*
Houghton Park 61-63
K-Mart, Bellflower 91-93-102-104
Lakewood Center Theaters 93Lakewood Center Mall 93-103-111101-103-111-112-191
112-191
Marine Stadium 151
Los Altos Market Center 90s-172
Naples 121-131
Los Cerritos Center 172-173-192
The Pike Passport
Marina Pacifica 121-131-171
Pine Square Theaters ALL*
Market Place 121-131-171
Queen Mary Passport-AquaBus-
Shoreline Village Passport-AquaBus
AquaLink
Target Atlantic 61-63-101-103
Recreation Park 45-46-81-90s
Target Bellflower Blvd. 90s-172
Scherer Park 61-63-191
Target Cherry Ave. 21
Shoreline Park/Village Passport
Towne Center 101-102-173
Terrace Theater ALL*
Wal-Mart Carson St. 22-23-101-103
UA Theaters
Wal-Mart City Place Passport-46-51Cerritos 172-173-192
90s-172-173-174-180s
Market Place 121-131-171
Medical/Centros médicos
(continued)
19
Museums/Museos
LB Museum of Art 121
Museum of Latin American Art
70s-90s
Rancho Los Alamitos 81
Rancho Los Cerritos 51
University Art Museum 90s-121171
*Except 101,102,103,104,131 & 171