Metro Red Line

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The Metro Red Line was the original heavy-rail subway corridor in Los Angeles that later became the basis for the current D Line service.

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Metro Red Line canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct transit line designation
rapid transit line
basisFor Los Angeles Metro B Line alignment
Los Angeles Metro D Line alignment
color red
constructionStart 1980s
country United States of America
electrification 750 V DC third rail
fareMedium TAP card
fareSystem integrated with Los Angeles Metro fare system
formerDesignationOf Los Angeles Metro B Line
Los Angeles Metro D Line
lineDesignationReplacedBy B Line
D Line
locatedIn Los Angeles County, California
linked to: Los Angeles County

Los Angeles, California
mode rail
notableStation 7th Street/Metro Center
Civic Center/Grand Park
Hollywood/Highland
North Hollywood
Pershing Square
Wilshire/Vermont
Wilshire/Western
opened 1993
openingEvent first segment opened between Union Station and Westlake/MacArthur Park
operator Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
ownedBy Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
partOf Los Angeles Metro Rail
planningAuthority Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
safetySystem automatic train control
servedArea Downtown Los Angeles
Hollywood
Koreatown
San Fernando Valley
servedCorridor Hollywood Freeway corridor
linked to: Hollywood Freeway

San Fernando Valley corridor
Wilshire Boulevard corridor
servicePattern underground heavy rail
status designation retired
successor B Line
D Line
system Los Angeles Metro
terminus North Hollywood
Union Station
Wilshire/Western
trackGauge standard gauge
transitType subway

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Metro D Line openedAsPartOf Metro Red Line
Metro D Line separatedFrom Metro Red Line