Connecting More Communities with Bikes and Transit  

Metro Bike Share is expanding to make it easier for more people to get around Los Angeles County. This project will help bridge the gap between Downtown/Central LA and the Westside by installing new bike share stations and strengthening connections to Metro bus and rail services, including the D, E and K Lines. 

Learn More & Share Your Ideas 

Attend a meeting or visit metro.net/bikeshare/growing to learn more about the project and suggest locations for future bike share stations. Your feedback will help make Metro Bike Share more accessible and convenient for everyone who lives, works or travels through these communities.

Date: Wednesday, March 25, 2026 

Time:12-1pm 
Location: Zoom Webinar 

Online Webinar Registration Link:  

https://bit.ly/metro-bike-share-growing

Project Overview    

Metro Bike Share offers a fast, easy and fun way for Angelenos and visitors to get around—helping to reduce traffic congestion, promote sustainability and improve access to jobs, schools and essential services. 

Community Benefits 

Metro Bike Share is designed to bring affordable, sustainable travel options to more neighborhoods. The expansion prioritizes equity by focusing on communities with high numbers of transit riders, seniors, youth and zero-car households. Local and small businesses will also benefit from increased access and mobility. 

Project Highlights

> Up to 120 new stations across Central LA and the Westside 

> Up to 1,200 new bikes (85% will be pedal-assisted e-bikes) 

> Stronger connections to Metro bus and rail lines

> Improved access that supports stronger community connections 

For more information, visit:  metro.net/bikeshare/growing