City of Commerce Municipal Bus Lines

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Commerce Municipal Bus Lines
Parent	City of Commerce
Founded	1969
Headquarters	5555 Jillson Street
Locale	Commerce, California
Service type	bus service, paratransit
Routes	7
Website	citycommbus.com

City of Commerce Municipal Bus Lines is Commerce, California's transportation service, providing local routes that serve the need of those traveling within the city itself. CMBL complements the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's routes through the city, which connect this suburb to nearby towns and Downtown Los Angeles. It is only one of few bus lines in the nation that offer completely free bus services.

Routes[]

Route	Description		Days of operation
100 Green Route	Commerce Center via Garfield		Monday–Saturday
200 Orange Route	Commerce Center via Eastern		Weekdays
300 Yellow Route	Commerce Center via City Hall		Weekdays
400 Red Route	Commerce Center via Atlantic		Monday–Saturday
500 Blue Route	Commerce Center via Leonis		Monday–Saturday
600 Citadel Outlets Express	Citadel Outlets–Los Angeles Union Station		Every Day
700 26th Street Shuttle	Commerce Metrolink Station via City Hall		Weekdays
800 Church Special			Sunday
900 Shopper Special			Sunday
1000 Tripper AM	Commerce & Jillson	Garfeld & Gage	Weekdays
1000 Tripper AM	Greenwood & Watcher	Commerce Way & Harbor	Weekdays
1001 Tripper PM	Garfeld & Randolph	Greenwood & Neenah	Weekdays
1001 Tripper PM	Garfeld & Randolph	Jillson & Commerce Way	Weekdays
2000 Purple Route	Commerce Center via Olympic		Weekdays

References[]

v t Public transportation agencies in Southern California
Multi-county agencies	Amtrak California (Station list) Metrolink (Station list)
Imperial County	Imperial Valley Transit Yuma County Area Transit
Kern County	Arvin Transit Delano Area Rapid Transit Golden Empire Transit Kern Transit Taft Area Transit
Los Angeles County	Angels Flight AVTA Beach Cities Transit Big Blue Bus Burbank Bus Carson Circuit Transit System City of Commerce Municipal Bus Lines Culver CityBus El Monte Transit FlyAway Foothill Transit GTrans Glendale Beeline Long Beach Transit LACDPW LADOT Metro Montebello Bus Lines Monterey Park Spirit Bus Municipal Area Express defunct Norwalk Transit Palos Verdes Peninsula Transit Authority Pasadena Transit City of Santa Clarita Transit Torrance Transit Waterfront Red Car defunct
Orange County	ART OCTA
Riverside County	Pass Transit RTA SunLine
San Bernardino County	Barstow Area Transit defunct Mountain Transit MBTA Needles Area Transit Omnitrans VVTA
San Diego	NCTD MTS
San Luis Obispo	San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority SLO Transit
Santa Barbara	City of Lompoc Transit Clean Air Express MTD Santa Maria Regional Transit
Ventura County	Gold Coast Transit Thousand Oaks Transit VCTC Intercity

v t Mass transit in Los Angeles County
Rail	Metro Rail A Line B Line C Line D Line E Line L Line Metrolink Angels Flight Getty Center Tram Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Coast Starlight Southwest Chief Sunset Limited Texas Eagle Under construction LAX Automated People Mover Planned Inglewood Transit Connector
Bus	Los Angeles Metro Bus Antelope Valley Transit Authority Beach Cities Transit Big Blue Bus Burbank Bus City of Commerce Municipal Bus Lines City of Santa Clarita Transit Culver CityBus El Monte Transit Foothill Transit Glendale Beeline GTrans LADOT Commuter Express LADOT DASH Long Beach Transit Montebello Bus Lines Monterey Park Spirit Bus PVPTA Pasadena Transit Norwalk Transit Torrance Transit The PickUp
Bus rapid transit	Metro Busway G Line J Line El Monte Busway Harbor Transitway Silver Streak
Airports	Los Angeles International Airport Long Beach Airport Hollywood Burbank Airport
Defunct	CalTrain El Camino Glendale and Montrose Railway Grand Central Airport Los Angeles Railway Mount Lowe Railway Municipal Area Express Pacific Electric RTD Waterfront Red Car

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