news & events

Metro is improving its bus services and this may impact your selected routes. The changes vary from minor route and schedule updates to the implementation of the Warner Center Shuttle.

We selected the new timetables from the routes that cross Downtown Glendale and you can see them below. For all other timetables and service updates, click here. All the updates will be effective starting on Sunday, June 24.

New timetables: 90/91, 92, 180/181, 183, 201, 603, 780.

Did you know that cicLAvia is back to the Valley?

CicLAvia is returning to the Valley on Sunday, June 24th! Panorama City, Arleta and Pacoima will host the country’s largest open streets event. Streets will be closed to cars and open for cyclists, pedestrians, runners and skaters to use as a recreational space!

Date: Sunday – June 24, 2018.

Time: 9am – 4pm

Location: Anywhere along the route

ATTENTION! CicLAvia is not a race, so you can join the event from anywhere along the route and enjoy the ride in both directions. Bring your family and friends and have fun with other members of the community. And remember that bikes are welcome into the designated areas and racks at buses and trains, so there is no need to worry about parking.

For for info, click here.

Paul Yu was the big winner of the Go Glendale Earth Day Trivia Raffle. He entered our transportation trivia and achieved a perfect score, winning an Amazon Gift Card. Congratulation, Paul!

If you want to participate in our events, stay connected to our webpage and Facebook or subscribe to your newsletter list by contacting us on contact@goglendale.org.

Go Glendale in collaboration with Walk Bike Glendale will be hosting a pit stop in front of 400 N Brand on May 17 from 7AM to 10AM. Join us for some snacks, free giveaways and words of encouragement!

The meeting will include:

1. Guest speaker, Mark Beirotte, Owner of Velofix Bike Shop, who will present an overview of their mobile bike shop, offered bike services and repair solutions.

2. Envoy, the electric car sharing company will be presenting about their exciting new service.

3. Update from Go Glendale Staff on programs and events

4. Opportunity to provide feedback and network with other members

The Citywide Pedestrian Plan is an initiative to make Glendale a safe, pleasant, and convenient place to walk or roll—whether for work, school, shopping, or just for fun.

The Pedestrian Plan has two parts – Taking Steps is the second of two parts of the Glendale Pedestrian Plan. The first part— Taking Stock—explored existing conditions facing pedestrians in Glendale, analyzed walking data and trends, and outlined best practices from other cities. Taking Steps builds on that work to provide a blueprint for making it easier and safer to walk in Glendale over the coming years. The plan identifies the projects, programs, and policy changes needed to make Glendale an even better and safer place to walk.

In addition to key pedestrian improvement projects, the Pedestrian Plan emphases on improving the City of Glendale’s existing range of pedestrian focused projects and policies such as Safe Routes to School, Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program, Complete Streets, Safe and Healthy Streets Plan and Be Street Smart Glendale.  The greater vision of the project is to make Glendale a great place to walk, which will be safe, healthier, more sustainable and economically vibrant. It is funded through a $500,000 Caltrans Active Transportation Program (ATP) grant.

The 4-key goals of the Citywide Pedestrian Plan are:

The goals for the plan are very much action driven and highlights that Glendale can now prevent traffic fatalities and create better walkable and well-connected communities. Go Glendale would be working with the Glendale community to implement educational and outreach campaigns, which explains how to use the new types of infrastructures, helping both people driving and people walking to understand traffic control changes.

To make the Citywide Pedestrian Plan a truly robust program targeted towards improving streets and pedestrian infrastructure in Glendale, the City of Glendale needs your feedback. Please review the plan and share your thoughts by taking this short 2mins SURVEY. Your response will be greatly appreciated.

Commit to be a Green Commuter this New Year! 

1. Have you always thought of biking or taking the transit to work, but was intimidated by the idea of it? Start by talking to your coworkers who bike or take transit. Your biking/ transit buddy might be working right next to you!
2. Join an organization – Walk Bike Glendale regularly organizes fun biking and walking trips around Glendale. Try alternatives modes of transport, make new friends and connect with like-minded individuals.
3. Instead of driving, try walking/running to your favorite lunch place or outdoor space. That would be a great way to get into some exercise as well.
4. Commit to make one day of your week, an exclusive transit day! Once you are comfortable, you can start taking the transit more regularly.
5. Try sharing your resolution with your friends and family members – they would help you keep accountable.

Interested in learning more about transit? Subscribe to our newsletter HERE.

Fall Metrolink Promotion for Go Glendale Members:

Go Glendale is offering FREE Metrolink Day Passes to our members ($5 – $22 value)

Take Metrolink to work, shop, or the beach!

With 59 stations all across the region, you can travel to Downtown LA or beyond – even to Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties! Explore the stations here.

Glendale’s Metrolink Station is located at 400 W Cerritos Ave. and has connections to the Beeline and Metro buses. There’s a free park & ride facility on site for your convenience.

Supplies are limited so request your pass HERE

After requesting your pass, you will receive an email with a single use code to redeem at the ticket machine of a Metrolink Station of your choice

Sizzling Summer Promotion for Go Glendale Members:

Go Glendale is offering FREE Metrolink Day Passes to our members ($5 – $22 value)

Take Metrolink to work, shop, or the beach!

With 59 stations all across the region, you can travel to Downtown LA or beyond – even to Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties! Explore the stations here

Glendale’s Metrolink Station is located at 400 W Cerritos Ave. and has connections to the Beeline and Metro buses. There’s a free park & ride facility on site for your convenience.

Supplies are limited so request your pass HERE

After requesting your pass, you will receive an email with a single use code to redeem at the ticket machine of a Metrolink Station of your choice

Special Holiday Gift for Go Glendale Members (that’s you!):

Go Glendale is offering FREE Metrolink Day Passes to our members ($5 – $22 value)

Take Metrolink to work, shop, or a special holiday event!

With 59 stations all across the region, you can travel to Downtown LA or beyond – even to Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties! Explore the stations here

Glendale’s Metrolink Station is located at 400 W Cerritos Ave. and has connections to the Beeline and Metro buses. There’s a free park & ride facility on site for your convenience.

Supplies are limited so request your pass HERE

After requesting your pass, you will receive an email with a single use code to redeem at the ticket machine of a Metrolink Station of your choice