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Line 3

Line 3

The heart of it all

GTrans Line 3 connects riders to shopping in Redondo Beach and Compton, while traveling right through the center of Gardena. Popular destinations on this bus route include Alondra Park, El Camino College, Compton High School, Bishop Montgomery High School, Hustler Casino, South Bay Galleria, Gardena Memorial Hospital, Compton Towne Center and Compton MLK Transit Center.

Line Schedule

For more information on additional Line 3 morning and afternoon service on school days, please visit our Back to School Page.

UPDATE (July 2022): GTrans will continue to operate a modified bus schedule that was made effective on March 29, 2020. The weekend schedule will be effective seven days a week until further notice. For more information about our Restoration Plan, please review our Restoration Plan Summary.

The South Bay Galleria Transit Center will close on January 28, 2023. Line 3 will now stop at the new Redondo Beach Transit Center located at 1521 Kingsdale Ave, Redondo Beach, CA 90278 effective January 29, 2023.

  • Eastbound
  • Westbound
Redondo Beach Transit Center Redondo Beach Blvd & Crenshaw Blvd Redondo Beach Blvd & Western Ave Gardena Blvd & Vermont Ave Alondra Blvd & Avalon Blvd MLK Transit Center / Metro A Line (Blue)
MLK Transit Center / Metro A Line (Blue) Alondra Blvd & Avalon Blvd Gardena Blvd & Vermont Ave Redondo Beach Blvd & Western Ave Redondo Beach Blvd & Crenshaw Blvd Redondo Beach Transit Center

Our Promise to Our Customers

GTrans exists to move people by providing safe, reliable and outstanding public transportation to the communities we serve every day.

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