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Vermont/Beverly station
Vermont/Beverly station is served by the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood) on the Los Angeles metro. On the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood), it sits between Wilshire/Vermont and Vermont/Santa Monica. It opened in 1999 and now handles roughly 583,800 passengers a year. It sits in Koreatown.
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Key facts
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line On the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)
Map around Vermont/Beverly
Map around Vermont/Beverly Location of Vermont/Beverly station and its neighbours on the Los Angeles metro.
Vermont/Santa Monica Wilshire/Vermont Vermont/Beverly
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Vermont/Beverly station? Vermont/Beverly is served by the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood) on the Los Angeles metro. Can you change lines at Vermont/Beverly? No. Vermont/Beverly is served only by the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood). When did Vermont/Beverly station open? Vermont/Beverly station opened in 1999. What are the stations either side of Vermont/Beverly on the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood)? On the B Line (Union Station to North Hollywood), Vermont/Beverly sits between Wilshire/Vermont and Vermont/Santa Monica. How busy is Vermont/Beverly station? Vermont/Beverly handles roughly 583,800 passengers a year. Where is Vermont/Beverly station? Vermont/Beverly station is in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
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