E Line

E81528

Los Angeles Metro Rail line light rail line

The E Line is a light rail route in the Los Angeles Metro Rail system that connects downtown Los Angeles with communities to the west, including Santa Monica.

Aliases (1)

E Line (Los Angeles Metro) ×55

Statements (55)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Los Angeles Metro Rail line → light rail line →
colorOnMap	light blue →
connectsDowntownTo	Santa Monica NERFINISHED →
connectsTo	A Line (Los Angeles Metro) → B Line (Los Angeles Metro) → C Line (Los Angeles Metro) → D Line (Los Angeles Metro) → J Line (Los Angeles Metro) → K Line (Los Angeles Metro) →
country	United States →
electrification	overhead catenary →
extensionOpeningDate	2016-05-20 →
fareSystem	TAP card →
formerName	Expo Line →
hasStation	17th Street/Santa Monica College station → 26th Street/Bergamot station → Atlantic station → Culver City station → Downtown Santa Monica station → Expo Park/USC station → Expo/Bundy station → Expo/Crenshaw station → Expo/La Brea station → Expo/Sepulveda station → Expo/Vermont station → Expo/Western station → Farmdale station → Jefferson/USC station → La Cienega/Jefferson station → Little Tokyo/Arts District station → Palms station → Pico station →
locale	California → Los Angeles County →
mode	electric railway →
openingDate	2012-04-28 →
operator	Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority →
owner	Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority →
servesArea	Culver City NERFINISHED → Downtown Los Angeles → East Los Angeles → Expo Park/USC area → Palms → West Los Angeles → Westside Los Angeles →
servesCity	Los Angeles → Santa Monica NERFINISHED →
system	Los Angeles Metro Rail →
terminus	Atlantic station → Downtown Santa Monica station →
trackGauge	standard gauge →
transitType	light rail →
usesRightOfWay	former Pacific Electric Santa Monica Air Line →
westernExtensionTerminus	Downtown Santa Monica station →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
K Line →	connectsTo
D Line →	connectsWith
Los Angeles Metro Rail →	hasLine
Metro E Line →	rebrandedAs