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Share your input and help shape the future of your rail service. LEARN MORE & COMMENT BERRY FUN STARTS ON METROLINK Ride Metrolink to the California Strawberry Festival for food, music, family fun, and easy access with the $10 weekend SoCal Day Pass. PLAN YOUR TRIP! ROLL ONBOARD FOR FREE Bring your bike and ride free on Metrolink and Arrow during Bike Day. Whether commuting or exploring, Metrolink makes it easy to go farther by bike and train. PLAN YOUR FREE RIDE LET'S RIDE: BIKE GUIDELINES UPDATED Know the rules before you ride—especially for electric bikes. Learn what’s allowed before you roll. LEARN MORE RECEIVE METROLINK ALERTS IN REAL-TIME Get personalized service alerts about your train and station via text or email. SUBSCRIBE TODAY MORE ACCESS. MORE OPPORTUNITY. Half-price fares to help you get to work, school and what matters most. LEARN MORE RIDE EASY WITH ARROW SERVICE Connecting Redlands and San Bernardino to SoCal! 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METROLINK NEWS 13 May 2026 Metrolink Trains to Make Special Stop at Ventura-Downtown/Beach Station for California Strawberry Festival May 16-17 16 April 2026 Metrolink Goes Fare-Free for Earth Day on April 22 11 March 2026 Metrolink to Provide Special Late-Night Service for Beyond Wonderland Southern California Music Festival View all news SCORE MEANS MORE FOR SO CAL SCORE is an ambitious capital program that will upgrade Metrolink's system in time for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. CURRENT BOARD AGENDAS Metrolink’s latest public meeting agendas and documents. TRACK YOUR TRAIN Check the real-time status of your train and track your train's location TRAIN TRACKER METROLINK MOBILE APP Purchase tickets anywhere Activate your ticket prior to boarding The Metrolink App is free to download Tickets transfer if your phone is lost or stolen Mobile app tickets can now be purchased online. BACK TO TOP This website uses cookies and similar technologies to improve your user experience. 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All rights reserved. ◈ Interior Pages — 10 pages crawledWelcome to Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering Service Alerts ? Train Map Train Status By Station Schedules From Select Origin L.A. Union Station Anaheim Anaheim Canyon Baldwin Park Buena Park Burbank - Downtown Burbank Airport - North (AV Line) Burbank Airport - South (VC Line) Cal State LA Camarillo Chatsworth Claremont Commerce Corona - North Main Corona - West Covina El Monte Fontana Fullerton Glendale Industry Irvine Jurupa Valley / Pedley L.A. Union Station Laguna Niguel / Mission Viejo Lancaster LAX via FlyAway Montclair Montebello / Commerce Moorpark Moreno Valley / March Field Newhall Northridge Norwalk / Santa Fe Springs Oceanside ONT Connect Ontario - East Orange Oxnard Palmdale Perris - Downtown Perris - South Pomona - Downtown Pomona - North Rancho Cucamonga Redlands - Downtown Redlands - Esri Redlands - University Rialto Riverside - Downtown Riverside - Hunter Park / UCR Riverside - La Sierra San Bernardino - Downtown San Bernardino - Tippecanoe San Bernardino Depot San Clemente San Clemente Pier San Juan Capistrano Santa Ana Santa Clarita Simi Valley Sun Valley Sylmar / San Fernando Tustin Upland Van Nuys Ventura - Downtown / Beach Ventura - East Via Princessa Vincent Grade / Acton Vista Canyon reverse To Select Destination L.A. Union Station Anaheim Anaheim Canyon Baldwin Park Buena Park Burbank - Downtown Burbank Airport - North (AV Line) Burbank Airport - South (VC Line) Cal State LA Camarillo Chatsworth Claremont Commerce Corona - North Main Corona - West Covina El Monte Fontana Fullerton Glendale Industry Irvine Jurupa Valley / Pedley L.A. Union Station Laguna Niguel / Mission Viejo Lancaster LAX via FlyAway Montclair Montebello / Commerce Moorpark Moreno Valley / March Field Newhall Northridge Norwalk / Santa Fe Springs Oceanside ONT Connect Ontario - East Orange Oxnard Palmdale Perris - Downtown Perris - South Pomona - Downtown Pomona - North Rancho Cucamonga Redlands - Downtown Redlands - Esri Redlands - University Rialto Riverside - Downtown Riverside - Hunter Park / UCR Riverside - La Sierra San Bernardino - Downtown San Bernardino - Tippecanoe San Bernardino Depot San Clemente San Clemente Pier San Juan Capistrano Santa Ana Santa Clarita Simi Valley Sun Valley Sylmar / San Fernando Tustin Upland Van Nuys Ventura - Downtown / Beach Ventura - East Via Princessa Vincent Grade / Acton Vista Canyon Find a Station Mon-Fri Sat Sun Get schedule Tell Us What You Think Metrolink is evaluating potential service reductions and a fare increase due to rising costs and reduced funding. Share your input and help shape the future of your rail service. Learn More & Comment Berry Fun Starts on Metrolink Ride Metrolink to the California Strawberry Festival for food, music, family fun, and easy access with the $10 weekend SoCal Day Pass. Plan Your Trip! Roll Onboard for Free Bring your bike and ride free on Metrolink and Arrow during Bike Day. Whether commuting or exploring, Metrolink makes it easy to go farther by bike and train. Plan Your Free Ride Let's Ride: Bike Guidelines Updated Know the rules before you ride—especially for electric bikes. Learn what’s allowed before you roll. Learn More Receive Metrolink Alerts in Real-Time Get personalized service alerts about your train and station via text or email. Subscribe Today More Access. More Opportunity. Half-price fares to help you get to work, school and what matters most. Learn More Ride Easy with Arrow Service Connecting Redlands and San Bernardino to SoCal! Learn More Happenings Subscribe Today Stay in the Know with Metrolink Alerts Receive information about service changes that affect your ride. Subscribe to get alerts by text or email, tailored to your preferred train, station, or travel time. Learn more! Bike MS: LA Coastal Challenge Enjoy the scenic route of ocean views and the beautiful hills of Southern California when you ride at Bike MS: Los Angeles Coastal Challenge. New to Metrolink? We’ll Show You How Learn How to Ride Riding Metrolink is easy once you know the steps. Learn how to ride with confidence, whether it’s your first trip or a refresher. Click here to view our How to Ride guide. Metrolink News 13 May 2026 Metrolink Trains to Make Special Stop at Ventura-Downtown/Beach Station for California Strawberry Festival May 16-17 16 April 2026 Metrolink Goes Fare-Free for Earth Day on April 22 11 March 2026 Metrolink to Provide Special Late-Night Service for Beyond Wonderland Southern California Music Festival View all news SCORE MEANS MORE FOR SO CAL SCORE is an ambitious capital program that will upgrade Metrolink's system in time for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. CURRENT BOARD AGENDAS Metrolink’s latest public meeting agendas and documents. --> Metrolink’s latest public meeting agendas and documents. Track your train Check the real-time status of your train and track your train's location train tracker Metrolink Mobile App Purchase tickets anywhere Activate your ticket prior to boarding The Metrolink App is free to download Tickets transfer if your phone is lost or stolen Mobile app tickets can now be purchased online. 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Human Trafficking Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering Combating Human Trafficking ver en español What is Human Trafficking? U.S. law defines human trafficking as the use of force, fraud or coercion to compel a person into commercial sex acts or labor against their will. According to U.S. Department of Transportation , an estimated 27.6 million men, women and children are sold into prostitution, domestic servitude or other forced labor worldwide. Human trafficking often hides in plain sight. Traffickers use our transportation systems, including trains, buses and roads, to move their victims. Being aware of this reality is the first step towards making a difference.  RecognizING the Signs Red flags, or indicators, can help alert you to a possible incidence of human trafficking. Recognizing these indicators helps to identify individuals who may be experiencing trafficking. When you see indicators of human trafficking, report your tip, as it could change someone's life. The following are four common indicators of human trafficking. ID or Travel Documents Someone appears to have no control or possession of their travel identification, money and/or other documents.   Having Restricted Movement Someone appears to have their movement and/or social interaction restricted by a co-traveler.   Lacking Knowledge Someone has difficulty speaking to logical travel plans or answering basic questions including where they are located.   Non-Genuine Relationships Someone appears to be accompanied by a non-genuine parent/guardian or partner.   How You Can Help Join us in the fight against human trafficking. Metrolink encourages everyone, from employees to riders, to be vigilant and report any suspicious behavior. Together, we can create an environment where human trafficking has no place to hide. Never intervene personally if you suspect someone may be experiencing human trafficking. Instead, report your suspicions as soon as possible. AGENCIES SERVICES PROVIDED PHONE Emergency If you believe you or someone who may be experiencing trafficking are in immediate danger. Call or text 911 Metrolink's Security Operations Center Report your suspicions to a nearby Metrolink representative or to the Security Operations Center Call or text: 866-640-5190 National Human Trafficking Hotline To get more help Call 1-888-373-7888, or text INFO or HELP to BEFREE (233733) Metrolink Takes a Stand: Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking Pledge Metrolink proudly stands as a signatory to the Department of Transportation’s Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking (TLAHT) pledge. By doing so, we declare our commitment to combating the exploitation of human lives within transportation and acknowledge the alarming reality that traffickers exploit transportation systems to carry out their nefarious activities. As a responsible public transportation provider, Metrolink is committed to fighting human trafficking, and by increasing awareness, we empower our employees, customers and the communities we serve to recognize the signs and respond effectively. Together, as a community, we can play a vital role in stopping human trafficking in our region. Combating Human Trafficking in the Transportation Sector FAQ What is human trafficking? According to the Polaris Project , which operates the National Human Trafficking Hotline , U.S. law defines human trafficking as the use of force, fraud or coercion to compel a person into commercial sex acts or labor against their will. Human trafficking does not require the element of transportation to be considered a crime. It should not be confused with human smuggling, which is the illegal movement of a person across a border, though the two crimes can sometimes be related.   What are common signs of human trafficking? You can be the difference in someone’s life simply by recognizing and reporting the signs of human trafficking. Some common indicators to look for include:   Fearful, anxious, or submissive behavior   Avoiding eye contact   Poor physical health or hygiene   Traveling with few personal belongings   Being coached on what to say   Restricted movement or social interaction   Lack of control over personal documents or money   Minors with non-genuine guardians   Language barriers   Confusion about location or destination   Branding tattoos or scars   No logical means of reaching a destination   Vague job offers or excessive work hours   Offering sex for basic needs   Not all of the above indicators will be present in every human trafficking situation, and their presence or absence is not necessarily proof of human trafficking.    What is the hand signal for ‘help’? The hand signal for help is performed by holding your hand up with your thumb tucked into your palm, then folding your fingers down, symbolically trapping your thumb in your fingers. It was intentionally designed as a single continuous hand movement, rather than a sign held in one position, that could be made easily visible. What should I do if I suspect an instance of human trafficking? Never intervene personally   Report suspicions to Metrolink representative or to Metrolink’s Security Operations Center at 866-640-5190   Or call 911 if in immediate danger   Provide detailed information: transportation details, physical descriptions, observed behaviors   Let the authorities investigate and respond   Reporting may help someone escape.   Why should I be particularly vigilant on and around public transportation systems? Human traffickers often use transportation systems to operate . Traffickers frequent transportation hubs to recruit victims of sex trafficking and forced labor , and t raffickers may also use trans it systems to transport the people they are trafficking between locations where they will be abused and exploited.   Where can I learn more about human trafficking? The U.S. Department of Transportation oversees the multimodal Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking counter-trafficking campaign and offers a variety of valuable educational resources, including a 20-minute informative video about combating human trafficking in the transportation sector.   Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is a national nonprofit organization that unites transportation professionals from across the industry in the fight against human trafficking. TAT’s 30-minute Busing on the Lookout (BOTL) training video demonstrates the importance of educating frontline transit employees.    Metrolink's Corporate Partner Program Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering METROLINK CORPORATE PARTNER PROGRAM The Metrolink Corporate Partner Program (CPP) is an online ticket management portal that enables companies and organizations to provide transit benefits to their employees, allowing up to $340 per month per employee pre-tax via payroll deductions. New accounts receive an additional 25% discount on tickets for the first six months after program launch, which can be combined with other incentives. Program Highlights Free to join and no maintenance fees Dedicated staff to support administration and an exclusive hotline for employees The program is administered online in real-time, making it easy and convenient Metrolink Mobile App Integration Free trial-rides via our Mobile App to internally promote the use of Metrolink Complimentary SoCal Day Pass to provide free transportation for onsite job interviews Flexibility to offer Monthly Passes, SoCal Day Pass, One-Way, and 5-Day Flex Passes.   Explore the Benefits Corporate Partner Request Form Please fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch with you. Program Features Become A Partner Today ETC Admin Login How much can employees save? Receive up to $340/Month in tax-free commuting benefits (when offered by your employer) calculate savings Savings Calculator Tax Rate Select your estimated annual income tax rate for federal and state taxes. {{taxRate}} % 0% 50% Monthly Transit Expenses Expenses include train, subway, and bus costs as part of your daily commute to work. $ {{transit}} $0 $340 Tax Rate {{taxRate}}% Monthly Expenses ${{transit}} FICA Tax Rate {{FICA}}% Employer Savings* {{ employer }} --> Your estimated savings {{ employee }} Employee Transit Benefits Save on Transit Significant savings on transit cost per year. 2026 Tax Brackets Reduce Car Expenses Save by switching your commute from driving to public transportation. Free Connections Make hundreds of connections with your valid Metrolink ticket Rail 2 Rail® Program Travel on Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains within station pairs of their pass at no additional charge. Employer Transit Benefits Payroll Tax Savings Save on payroll taxes when commuter tax benefit is utilized Recruiting Improve recruitment opportunities with a larger pool of qualified candidates Parking Significantly reduce annual parking costs Air Quality Achieve Air Quality Regulatory Compliance [Employee Commute Reduction Program] ( AQMD Rule 2202 ) It's easy as 1, 2, 3! Email Ricardo Davila III at [email protected] to start the process Complete the CPP Agreement & CPP Information Form Your employees are ready to take the train! Who pays for a commuter benefits program? Option 1   Pre-Tax At the employee's request, the employer withholds part of the employee's paycheck to let them pay transportation costs with pre-tax dollars. This is called a "compensation reduction plan." Option 2   Subsidy The employer provides funds directly to employees in addition to salary. Employees don't count the designated transportation subsidy as taxable income-it's going straight to transit costs-so employers still don't pay payroll taxes on it. Option 3   Combination Within a Pre-tax and Subsidy combination, the employer contributes some of the cost, and the rest is paid with the employee's pre-tax withholding.   CQC Login   Mobile Login   Stay Connected Enter email address Submit Submit Email Facebook Youtube Instagram LinkedIn Privacy Policy Contact Us © 2026 Southern California Regional Rail Authority. All rights reserved. Civil Rights | Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering Civil Rights Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 The Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA), operator of Metrolink commuter train service, is committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of its transit services on the basis of race, color or national origin, as protected by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you believe you have been subjected to discrimination under Title VI, you may file a written complaint with Customer Relations, Metrolink 900 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 1500 Los Angeles, CA 90017, call Metrolink at (800) 371-5465 (LINK) or send a letter. For further information, please go to www.metrolinktrains.com under the "Contact Us" section at the bottom of the webpage.   Metrolink Notice of Civil Rights What is Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964? Title VI prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin in programs and activities receiving Federal financial assistance. The Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA) is committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of its transit services on the basis of race, color, or national origin, as protected by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you believe you have been subjected to discrimination under Title VI, you may file a complaint. How do I file a Title VI Complaint? You must file a signed, written complaint within one hundred and eighty (180) days of the last date of alleged discrimination. The complaint should include the following information: Your name, address, and how to contact you (i.e., telephone number, email address, etc.) How, when, where, and why you believe you were discriminated against. Include the location, names and contact information of any witnesses.   Title VI Complaint Form The complaint may be filed in writing with SCRRA as follows: Customer Relations Metrolink 900 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 1500 Los Angeles, CA 90017 Complainants may also use the following to initiate the filing of a complaint: By e-mail on Metrolink’s website: http://www.metrolinktrains.com By telephone: Metrolink Customer Relations (800) 371-5465 (LINK) (toll free) TTY for people who are hearing and/or speech impaired (800) 698-4TDD The Customer Service Department will assist with writing a complaint if the complainant is unable to do so. To view complaint procedure instructions in other languages:  Language Download Arabic (العَرَبِيَّة)   PDF Armenian (Հայերեն)   PDF Chinese (Simplified) (简体中文)   PDF Chinese (Traditional) (繁體中文)   PDF Farsi (فارسی)   PDF Japanese (日本語)   PDF Korean (한국어)   PDF Russian (ру́сский язы́к)   PDF Spanish (Español)   PDF Tagalog   PDF Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)   PDF What happens to my complaint after it is submitted to Metrolink? All complaints alleging discrimination based on race, color or national origin in a service or benefit provided by Metrolink will be recorded in the Customer Database and electronically assigned an ID number by the Customer Service Department. The SCRRA Customer Service Department reviews all customer feedback and researches complaints alleging discrimination based on race, color or national origin in a service or benefit. The Customer Relations Department will provide appropriate assistance to complainants, including people with disabilities, or who are limited in the ability to communicate in English. In instances where additional information is needed for assessment or investigation of the complaint, a SCRRA Customer Service Representative will contact the complainant in writing within at least 15 working days. Failure to provide the requested information by a certain date may result in the administrative closure of the complaint. Customer Service Department staff will investigate the complaint and prepare a draft written response subject to review by the Customer Service Department management, subject to review by the SCRRA CEO and SCRRA General Counsel. How will I be notified of the outcome of my complaint? Metrolink will use its best efforts to respond to Title VI complaints within 60 working days of its receipt of such complaints. In addition to the complaint process at Metrolink, individuals and organizations may also file a complaint by completing a Federal Transit Administration Office of Civil Rights Title VI complaint form . Complaints should be signed and include contact information and should be sent to: Federal Transit Administration Office of Civil Rights Attention: Title VI Program Coordinator East Bldg, 4th & 5th Floors 1200 New Jersey Ave SE Washington, DC 20590 Stay Connected Enter email address Submit Submit Email Facebook Youtube Instagram LinkedIn Privacy Policy Contact Us © 2026 Southern California Regional Rail Authority. All rights reserved. Our Trains | Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering Our Trains Using Metrolink to travel to the hundreds of destinations throughout Southern California is made possible by Metrolink’s superior fleet of trains. Our trains make your journeys easier, relaxing and safe. Click any of the images below to learn more about the equipment in Metrolink's fleet. Our Fleet   Tier 4 Locomotives   Hyundai Rotem Cars Metrolink train sets consist of three parts: the locomotive, passenger cars, and cab cars. Locomotives are specialized train cars that house powerful engines, generating the power behind your ride. Metrolink’s bilevel passenger cars carry our most important asset, our riders, and come equipped with comfortable seating, bicycle storage, tables and restrooms. Cab cars are special passenger cars that have control cabs, where our engineers operate our trains when in the push configuration. Arrow Service                                           Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU)                                                             Zero-Emission Multiple Unit (ZEMU)                Metrolink’s Arrow service features next-generation trains designed for comfort, efficiency, and a cleaner future. These modern Diesel Multiple Units (DMUs) and innovative Zero-Emission Multiple Units (ZEMUs) deliver a smooth, quiet ride with open seating, onboard amenities, and space for bikes. Powered by low-emission Tier 4 engines and groundbreaking hydrogen fuel cell technology, Arrow trains significantly reduce environmental impact—producing zero tailpipe emissions in ZEMU mode. Together, Metrolink and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA) are leading the way toward more sustainable, energy-efficient rail travel for Southern California.   Stay Connected Enter email address Submit Submit Email Facebook Youtube Instagram LinkedIn Privacy Policy Contact Us © 2026 Southern California Regional Rail Authority. All rights reserved. Programs & Projects: SCORE Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering SCORE   Metrolink's Southern California Optimized Rail Expansion (SCORE) is a $10 billion capital improvement program — grade crossing, station and signal improvements as well as track additions and work — that accelerates progress towards Metrolink's zero-emissions future. Improvements that allow some cities to apply for quiet zones. Southern California is growing, we must do more to serve Southern California's growing population, to meet the state's ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gases and improve access to affordable housing and other opportunities   With SCORE, the Region Gets More The SCORE program is an ambitious capital program that will upgrade Metrolink's system in time for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. SCORE projects will be completed starting in 2023, with the program complete by 2028. The Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) was commissioned to produce a study assessing the impact of the construction investment of the SCORE Program. The benefits from SCORE will make the region increasingly attractive for the millions projected to arrive in SoCal in 2028 and create regional prosperity in the decades to come. With SCORE, the region gets more: safety improvements peak and off-peak rail service access to job centers and affordable housing seamless connections to other rail providers jobs and economic development cleaner air for all plus an absolutely positioned .dots-container on top -->   Score Project Map     Score Phase 1 Projects --> (+ No link available)     SCORE Projects Simi Valley Double Track The Simi Valley Double Track Project is included in Phase 1 of the Metrolink SCORE improvement project that will increase capacity at the station along the Ventura County Line. Burbank Junction Speed Improvements The proposed Burbank Junction Speed Improvements (Project) is included in Phase 1 of the Metrolink SCORE project that will improve the train services by allowing more frequent and safer operations as well as increasing service speeds at the Burbank Junction. Chatsworth Station Improvements Project The proposed Chatsworth Station and Signal Improvements Project is included in Phase 1 of the Metrolink SCORE Project that will reduce commute times, enhance service, and offer better safety for passengers transferring at Chatsworth Station between Metrolink and Metro’s D Line. Marengo Siding Extension Project The Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink) is advancing the Marengo Siding Extension Project (Project) to inspect, repair and maintain the existing track to operate smoothly and safely, while constructing a new siding track. El Monte Siding Extension Project The proposed El Monte Siding Extension Project includes new rail infrastructure, a siding extension that will be constructed within Metrolink's right-of-way, and grade crossing improvements at the El Monte Station and at Tyler Avenue. Rancho Cucamonga Siding Extension Project The proposed Rancho Cucamonga Siding Extension Project includes safety-related improvements at two at-grade crossings at Hellman Avenue and Archibald Avenue and a new track configuration that will allow trains to pass one another in opposite directions on separate tracks. Serra Siding Extension Project (OCTA) The project proposes to extend 1.2 miles of the siding track and improve segments of the main track to enhance operational services. For more information, visit www.octa.net/serrasiding. Stay Connected Enter email address Submit Submit Email Facebook Youtube Instagram LinkedIn Privacy Policy Contact Us © 2026 Southern California Regional Rail Authority. All rights reserved. What's Allowed Onboard | Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering What's Allowed Onboard What’s Allowed Onboard Bags/Luggage: Store bags under your seat Pets: Animals must be in a small pet carrier under the seat or on your lap Service animals to assist people with disabilities are allowed onboard Strollers: Secure in the designated storage area Snacks: Allowed, but please use the trash cans onboard Bicycles: Secure and store in designated storage areas, or on designated bike hooks on Arrow trains. Read the full Bike Guidelines before boarding. Bodyboards/Boogie Boards: Store under the seat or in the designated storage area. Beach chairs, beach toys (e.g., buckets, shovels, etc.), beach umbrellas, towels Fishing poles Ice chests What’s Not Allowed Onboard Playing music and audio devices without headphones Items that do not fit between seats or in the storage/bike area are not allowed on board No feet or shoes on seats Loud and unruly behavior  No smoking or consumption of alcohol No tandem, 3-wheeled, or gas-powered bikes No use of personal bike locks Segways: Please note that we will accommodate passengers with disabilities who use segways No beach carts/wagons No surfboards No occupying empty seats with carry-on items No soliciting Any pet that is not contained in a small pet carrier under your seat or on your lap. Wheelchairs must not exceed 32” W by 58” L or weigh more than 600 lbs., including occupant Firearms and other weapons, except carried by law enforcement personnel, are prohibited The conductor is responsible for the safety of all passengers and must use his/her discretion when determining which items can be safely allowed on the train by passengers. Please use the lower level of the train to store large items or place items under your seat.  All aisles, doors, and emergency exit windows must be kept clear of any of these items at all times.  Thank you for your cooperation.   Onboard Etiquette To view more detailed etiquette guidelines, please refer to Metrolink's Code of Conduct . Be considerate of others when using your cell phone. Please use a headset when listening to music or watching videos Allow other passengers to exit before boarding the train Snacks are allowed, but please use the trash cans onboard Keep designated seats available for seniors and persons with disabilities Shoes and shirt are required Each rider may occupy only one seat A rider may not save seats for people getting on at a future station Stay Connected Enter email address Submit Submit Email Facebook Youtube Instagram LinkedIn Privacy Policy Contact Us © 2026 Southern California Regional Rail Authority. All rights reserved. Free Ride Days on Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering ver en español No ticket needed! Just ride. Metrolink offers free rides throughout the year, making it the perfect time to take a ride to a new destination, make memories on the rails or enjoy the free ride to wherever you’re headed. Please note, Metrolink free ride offer does not apply to Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains.     Bike Day Celebrate bicycling with free Metrolink rides on Bike Day, Thursday, May 21, 2026! California Clean Air Day Ride free on California Clean Air Day on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. Transit Equity Day On Wednesday, February 4, 2026, Metolink offered a Day of Free Rides in honor of Rosa Parks. Earth Day Celebrate Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, with a free ride on us. Useful Resources for Riders Metrolink System Map First time with us? See where the train can take you Learn More Metrolink Schedule Plan your trip in advance and explore your options Learn More   Bike Day Come join us for a free ride on Bike Day Celebrate Bike Day with Metrolink Celebrate bicycling with free Metrolink rides on Bike Day, Thursday, May 21 ! On this special day, your bike is your fare—no ticket required. Whether you’re commuting to work or planning a scenic ride with friends, this is your chance to combine rail and pedal power across Southern California.   Connecting you Further Metrolink trains are bike-friendly year-round, offering designated bike storage areas on all train cars. Please note: bike spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. When space fills up, you may need to wait for the next train, so plan ahead and arrive early.   California Clean Air Day Ride free on California Clean Air Day on Wednesday, October 7, 2026   Free Rides for California Clean Air Day Metrolink is celebrating California Clean Air Day on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 , by offering free rides on all Metrolink and Arrow trains, no ticket required.   How It Works 1. On Wednesday, October 7, 2026 , board any Metrolink or Arrow train—no ticket needed. 2. Ride as many times as you like for free that day. 3. Plan your trip ahead using our online trip planner or schedules.   Transfer for Free In addition to Metrolink and Arrow trains being free on California Clean Air Day, the following connecting transit operators also offer free rides on Wednesday, October 7: LA Metro (bus and rail) San Bernardino County transit (including Omnitrans buses) Ventura County transit Riverside County’s Riverside Transit buses Orange County transit, including OC Bus   Transit Equity Day Free rides in honor of Rosa Parks     Join Metrolink for a day of free rides in honor of Rosa Parks On Transit Equity Day, Wednesday, February 4, 2026 , Metrolink offered free rides to honor civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks and her pivotal role in the fight for transportation equity. No ticket is required to ride the train, so you can travel without limits and explore Southern California while celebrating the legacy of equality and access for all.     Explore More with Free Bus Connections Connecting to or from a Metrolink station? Participating bus operators, including LA Metro in Los Angeles County, Ventura County, San Bernardino County, and Riverside County, will also be fare-free on Transit Equity Day, making it simple to complete your journey without extra costs. Take advantage of this opportunity to experience stress-free, seamless travel while leaving your car behind.   Everyday Discounts for Affordable, Equitable Transit At Metrolink, equity is more than just a fare-free day—we’re committed to making public transit accessible every day of the year. That’s why we offer a variety of Everyday Discounts to keep fares affordable for all riders. Discounts Page   Earth Day Celebrate Earth Day with a free ride on us   Go green, Save Green. This Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22 , Metrolink is inviting you to ride for free, all day, on all train lines, including Arrow service. Whether you’re commuting, exploring, or simply curious about the train, it’s the perfect chance to leave your car behind and experience a relaxing, traffic-free way to get around Southern California.     No Ticket Required! Just hop onboard and enjoy the ride, on us. Make a simple choice that feels good for you and for the planet.   Frequently Asked Questions What are Metrolink Free Ride Days? Metrolink’s free ride days are special days throughout the year when anyone can ride any Metrolink or Arrow train for free. They’re designed to help new and returning riders try Metrolink train service for work, school, or fun – no commitment required. Which Free Ride Days does Metrolink offer? Metrolink offers free rides on select promotional days, including: Transit Equity Day – February 4 th Earth Day – April 22 nd Bike Day – Thursday of Bike to Work Week, applies to bike riders only California Clean Air Day – first Wednesday of October Each free ride day may have slightly different guidelines, but all are meant to make trying the train easy and accessible. Do I need a ticket or pass on Free Ride Days? No. On Free Ride Days, you do not need a ticket, pass, or mobile app . Just show up at the station, board the train, and ride. Are free rides available all day? Yes. Free rides are valid all day on the designated Free Ride Day, on all Metrolink and Arrow trains. Do Free Ride Days apply to Arrow service trains? Yes. Metrolink Free Ride Days apply to both Metrolink and Arrow trains. You can ride Arrow at no cost on Free Ride Days, just like any other Metrolink service. What if I already bought or activated a ticket or pass? In limited cases, riders may be able to submit a refund request online if they activated a ticket unnecessarily. Can I transfer to buses or other transit agencies for free? On some Free Ride Days, connecting bus and rail services in Southern California also offer free rides. Participation varies by day and by agency. If the transit operator is not participating in the free ride day, be prepared to pay to board that service. Free transfers do not apply to Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains . Always check with the connecting transit agency for details. Can I ride Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains for free? No. Free Ride Days apply only to Metrolink and Arrow trains . Amtrak Pacific Surfliner does not participate in free ride days, and customers taking their service must present their Metrolink Monthly Pass ( Rail2Rail ) or purchase an Amtrak ticket f Transit Connections | Metrolink Skip Navigation Toggle Navigation       Community Corporate Partners News Customer Service Select Language ▼ Spanish Vietnamese Korean Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Tagalog Armenian Persian (Farsi) Russian Arabic Hindi Japanese French German Portuguese English Train Status Tickets Where To Buy Overview Mobile App Ticket Machines Print at Home Outlets Ticket Info Ticket Types Price Finder Discounts Everyday Discounts Current Promotions Metrolink $10 Weekends Group Discounts Mobility-4-All Schedules Rider Info General Info How to Ride Stations Maps Transit Connections Parking at Stations Accessibility/ADA Civil Rights Codeshare Trains Rail 2 Rail® Onboard Policies Code of Conduct Bike Guidelines Quiet Cars What's Allowed Onboard Safety Overview Positive Train Control Security Rail Safety Suicide Prevention Awareness Combating Human Trafficking Arrow Service Explore About Agency Overview About Us Member Agencies Executive Team Facts Sheets & Numbers History of Metrolink Engineering & Construction Positive Train Control Strategic Business Plan Rail Fleet Planning Accessibility and Affordability Study Metrolink Sustainability Board Meetings Board of Directors Board Procedures Agendas & Documents Financial Reports Metrolink Careers Our Trains Doing Business With Metrolink Program Delivery & Engineering Transit Connections Ver en español. Your valid Metrolink ticket unlocks hundreds of transit connections across Southern California, including: City buses Shuttle buses Light rail Subway lines Metrolink has special agreements with transit agencies, allowing you to travel farther than ever— most connections are free with your valid Metrolink ticket. Three Simple Rules for Connecting Transit Ticket Validity : Your Metrolink ticket must be stamped with today’s date to board connecting transit. (Monthly passes must be for the current month.) Free Local Travel : Your Metrolink ticket is valid for free rides only on local transit services. Additional fares may apply for express or non-local services. Boarding Process : Simply show your valid Metrolink ticket to the driver or attendant when boarding. Find the Best Transit Options in L.A. County Explore all participating transit services below and maximize your Metrolink ticket’s value! EZ Transit Pass Program - Los Angeles County EZ Transit Pass Program - Los Angeles County The EZ Transit Pass Program allows unlimited free rides on participating local transit services in Los Angeles County for Metrolink riders with a valid ticket—any time, any day, any station, any direction. Includes free rides on: Metro Rail (all routes and stations) Metro Rapid buses Metro Local buses Additional fare may be required for express services (e.g., Metro Silver Line). No Direct Transfer Needed : You do not need to transfer directly from Metrolink to access these services—just ensure your Metrolink ticket is valid for your date of travel. Time limits on One-Way and Round-Trip tickets do not apply to connecting EZ Transit Pass services. EZ Transit Pass Participating Transit Services: Antelope Valley Transit Authority Baldwin