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Beach Cities Transit pitches student passes, tripper buses; students press for more frequent, reliable service
Summary
Beach Cities Transit managers told the Redondo Beach Youth Commission about fixed routes 102 and 109, tripper buses for students and a $20 Beach Cities Pass (subsidized to $8 monthly for local students). Youth speakers urged route extensions to Torrance/Del Amo Mall, more frequent service into residential areas and improved app reliability; commission received and filed the presentation.
Tyron (Ty) Gunn, the city transit manager, and Brian Magumsha, transit analyst, presented Beach Cities Transit operations and youth-oriented services to the Redondo Beach Youth Commission and solicited student feedback on routes and reliability.
Gunn said Beach Cities Transit serves Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo and portions of LAX, operating fixed routes 102 (pier to Metro K Line station, stopping by Redondo Union High School) and 109 (Riviera Village to LAX). The system runs morning and afternoon tripper buses timed to student schedules to supplement fixed-route service.
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