A Monrovia Now community resource
Getting Around
Local on-demand rides, regional rail and the bus lines that connect Monrovia with nearby cities. Check the official service pages before traveling for current fares, schedules and alerts.
GoMonrovia
GoMonrovia is the City’s local transportation program. It combines a discounted Lyft Pass for people who live, work or visit in Monrovia with Monrovia Transit, an accessible curb-to-curb service for registered riders age 62 and older and people with disabilities.
Useful starting point: The City’s page explains eligibility, registration, Lyft Pass setup, service boundaries, current costs and how to schedule Monrovia Transit.
Metro A Line
Monrovia Station is on Metro’s A Line, providing rail service west through Pasadena and Downtown Los Angeles and east toward Azusa and Pomona. Connections along the route open access to other Metro rail lines, Metrolink and Amtrak.
Use Metro’s rider page to plan a trip, check real-time arrivals and alerts, and review current fares and payment options.
Plan a ride with Metro →
Line 270: Arcadia–Monrovia–El Monte
Line 270 runs between Arcadia Station and El Monte Station via Monrovia and Peck Road. In Monrovia it serves areas including Foothill Boulevard, Old Town, Station Square and southern neighborhoods, with stops varying by direction.
See the current Line 270 schedule →
Line 187: Pasadena–Monrovia–Azusa
Line 187 links Pasadena, Arcadia, Monrovia, Duarte and Azusa. Through Monrovia, the line travels primarily along Huntington Drive, with stops between Fifth Avenue and Mountain Avenue.
See the current Line 187 schedule →
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