Metrolink 91 Line
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Metrolink's 91 line (sometimes called the Riverside-Fullerton Line) goes from downtown Los Angeles to Riverside, paralleling the very busy California State Freeway 91 between Riverside and Santa Fe Springs. It operates on track owned by BNSF Railway. The 91 Line runs 5 days a week with peak hour and limited mid-day service. The line mostly shares stations with the Orange County Line and Inland Empire-Orange County Line (IEOC). At Riverside-Downtown station it connects with the Riverside Line.
The 91 Line has been operating to Riverside since May 2002, providing 9 weekday trips to and from Los Angeles.
There are 8 stations that serve the 91 line.
- Union Station, Los Angeles
- Commerce, Commerce
- Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs, Norwalk
- Fullerton, Fullerton
- West Corona, Corona
- North Main Corona, Corona
- Riverside-La Sierra, Riverside
- Riverside-Downtown, Riverside
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| Metrolink (website) | |
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| Commuter lines | 91 Line – Antelope Valley Line – Inland Empire-Orange County (IEOC) Line – Orange County Line Riverside Line – San Bernardino Line – Ventura County Line |
| Connecting rail | Amtrak – Amtrak California – Los Angeles County Metro Rail – San Diego Coaster |
| Other information | Union Station – Transportation of Los Angeles |
