Track Work to Reduce Green Line Train Service
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Construction work will reduce the frequency of service by MTA Green Line trains for much of April, agency officials said.
From today through April 28, MTA contractors will be working to straighten three portions of the Green Line, which runs down the middle of the Century Freeway and from Norwalk to Redondo Beach.
The tracks have shifted slightly as the freeway has settled, officials said.
Passengers seeking additional information, including bus alternatives, should call MTA’s customer service center at (800)-COMMUTE.
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