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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Line G to Manhattan Beach Summer Service
SEASONAL SUMMER SERVICE JUNE 2026 Effective, June 27, 2023, the City of Gardena City Council approved GTrans’ summer service Line G to Manhattan Beach on board the Gardena Hometown Trolley. Manhattan Beach is home to a beautiful beach, many recreational activities and restaurants. More details on our seasonal summer service will be available soon. FARE Read more…Bus Stop Upgrades Pilot Project
We’re working to make your ride safer, brighter, and more comfortable. As part of our Bus Stop Upgrades Pilot Project, we’ve added new lighting and real-time arrival information at select stops. The goal of this pilot program is to improve customer safety and comfort, and to make our system easier to use. We are looking Read more…GTrans Office Closed on Presidents’ Day 2/16
GTrans will continue to run its current weekday schedule on Presidents’ Day. However, the GTrans Customer Service Office will be closed on this day in observance of the holiday. If you have any questions, please contact us at 310-965-8888.