The B Line runs underground between downtown Los Angeles and North Hollywood. From Hollywood\/Western, residents can ride south to Union Station or north through central Hollywood to Universal City and North Hollywood.<\/p>\n

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• Southbound:<\/strong> Vermont\/Sunset, Wilshire\/Vermont in Koreatown, 7th Street\/Metro Center, and Union Station.<\/li>\n
• Northbound:<\/strong> Hollywood\/Vine, Hollywood\/Highland, Universal City\/Studio City, and North Hollywood.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  At Union Station you can connect to Metrolink, Amtrak, and other Metro lines. At 7th Street\/Metro Center, transfers are available to lines serving Santa Monica, Long Beach, and other parts of the region.<\/p>\n

  Common Trips From Hollywood Apartments Near Metro<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

  Destination<\/th>\n	Easiest Option<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
  Downtown Los Angeles<\/td>\n	B Line south to 7th Street\/Metro Center or Union Station<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
  Universal Studios Hollywood<\/td>\n	B Line north to Universal City\/Studio City<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
  Hollywood Walk of Fame<\/td>\n	B Line two stops to Hollywood\/Highland, or a walk west<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
  Koreatown<\/td>\n	B Line south to Wilshire\/Vermont<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
  Griffith Observatory<\/td>\n	B Line to Vermont\/Sunset, then the LADOT DASH Observatory bus<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
  LAX<\/td>\n	Rail connections or a rideshare via the 101<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Schedules and routes can change, so check Metro's trip planner before you head out.<\/p>\n Buses, Bikes, and Walking<\/h2>\n Metro buses run along Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and Western Avenue, filling in gaps the rail line does not cover. For shorter trips, many errands are walkable, including restaurants in Thai Town and Little Armenia.<\/p>\n The Fifty Five Fifty also has resident bike storage, which makes cycling a realistic option for trips to Los Feliz, Silver Lake, or the edge of Griffith Park. Check the community amenities<\/a> for more on what is available on site.<\/p>\n When You Do Drive<\/h2>\n The US-101 is roughly half a mile from the building, which gives drivers quick access toward downtown or over the hill to the San Fernando Valley. Covered parking is available at the community, so residents who keep a car can still use transit for commuting and save the car for weekend trips.<\/p>\n Why Transit Access Matters in LA<\/h2>\n Living near a rail station can cut down on time spent in traffic, reduce parking costs at your destination, and make nights out easier to plan. It also gives you more flexibility if your workplace or school changes. You can view the neighborhood and directions<\/a> to see how close the station is.<\/p>\n Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n What Metro station is closest to The Fifty Five Fifty?<\/h3>\n The Hollywood\/Western station on the Metro B Line is about a block from The Fifty Five Fifty.<\/p>\n Can I get to downtown LA by train from The Fifty Five Fifty?<\/h3>\n Yes. The B Line runs south from Hollywood\/Western to 7th Street\/Metro Center and Union Station in downtown Los Angeles.<\/p>\n Does The Fifty Five Fifty have bike storage?<\/h3>\n Yes, the community offers bike storage for residents.<\/p>\n How close is The Fifty Five Fifty to the 101 freeway?<\/h3>\n The US-101 is roughly half a mile from the community.<\/p>\n Schedule a tour at The Fifty Five Fifty and try the commute for yourself. Book a time to visit<\/a>, and take a look at available floor plans<\/a> before you come.<\/p>\n