Mar 1 2015
Increased safety on GTrans
Photo Credit: GTransGTrans has recently installed a safety video surveillance system on our entire fleet of buses! These interior and exterior cameras are designed to increase the safety of our passengers and operators, while also allowing GTrans to be better equipped to investigate accidents and incidents that happen in and around our vehicles.
With the installation of this video surveillance system, GTrans reinforces the City of Gardena’s commitment to safety in our community. This system is a complement to the Citywide Public Safety Initiative Video Camera Project, which works to increase the safety of the entire community — not just the bus-riding public.
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Public Transit Agency Safety Plan (PTASP) – Updated December 17, 2024
Table of Contents Transit Agency Information. 1 Plan Development, Approval, and Updates. 2 Safety Performance Targets. 5 Safety Performance Targets. 6 Safety Performance Target Coordination. 6 Safety Management Policy. 7 Safety Management Policy Statement. 7 Safety Management Policy Communication. 9 Authorities, Accountabilities, and Responsibilities. 9 Accountable Executive. 9 Chief Safety Officer. 10 Agency Leadership and Read more…Service Alert: Line 5 Detour
Due to construction on Aviation Blvd, southbound Line 5 buses will detour beginning at the northwest corner of Imperial Hwy & Aviation Blvd through Wednesday, July 3 (subject to change): Detour Route: Please check for updates, as the construction timeline may change. Thank you for your patience and understanding.Upcoming Service Changes (July 20, 2025)
Effective July 20, 2025, GTrans will adopt system service changes to meet customer demand and improve service reliability. Line 1X – Adjustments to Weekday Running Times to Improve On-Time Performance GTrans adopted minor schedule adjustments during weekday periods to improve on-time performance and overall service. Line 2 – Adjustments to Weekday Running Times Effective May Read more…