San Gabriel & Pomona Valleys
Foothill Transit services the foothill communities, the San Gabriel Valley and Pomona Valley, and offers express buses to Pasadena and Los Angeles. Base fare (ages 6-61) is $1.25 and TAP cards can be used on all Foothill Transit buses.
Line 187: Azusa - Arcadia - Pasadena
Line 187 is an express route that travels 30 miles (48 km), between Azusa and Pasadena, only stopping at major intersections. Details
Attractions on Route 187:
Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanical Gardens
Hotels on Route 187:
Pasadena Hotel & Pool: last stop is on Colorado Blvd. & Lake Ave., 1 minute walking distance to hotel
Hyatt Place Pasadena: last stop is on Colorado Blvd. & Los Robles Ave., 1 minute walking distance to hotel
Courtyard Marriott Old Pasadena: last stop is on Raymond Ave. & Walnut St., about 4 minutes walking distance to hotel
Residence Inn Marriott Old Pasadena: last stop is on Raymond Ave. & Walnut St., about 4 minutes walking distance to hotel
Westin Pasadena: last stop is on Colorado Blvd. & Los Robles Ave., about 5 minutes walking distance to hotel
Hilton Pasadena: last stop is on Colorado Blvd. & Los Robles Ave., about 6 minutes walking distance to hotel
Hotel Dena: last stop is on Colorado Blvd. & Marengo Ave., about 7 minutes walking distance to hotel
Hotel Le Reve: last stop is on Foothill Blvd. & Sierra Madre Villa Ave., about 8 minutes walking distance to hotel
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UCLA Bruins Football Shuttles
Foothill Transit operates free shuttles between the Rose Bowl and Parsons Corporation in Old Pasadena, these shuttles are activated for all UCLA Bruins' home games during the regular season. Shuttles go directly to the front gates of the stadium with no other stops along the way. Shuttles begin approximately three hours before kick-off and continue until 90 minutes after the final play. Spectators can pay to park in the Parsons parking lot or opt to take Foothill Transit Line 187 to the Raymond & Walnut stop to catch the Foothill Transit Rose Bowl shuttle. Learn more here.
Electric Buses
Foothill Transit was the first transit agency in the United States to put a fast-charge electric bus unto service, it was also the first agency in the country to operate a 100% fast-charge electric bus line (Line 291). As of 2017, 10% of their fleet will run on zero-emissions electric buses, and by 2030 the agency has committed to making their fleet 100% electric. More details.
Bike Racks
All buses feature a bike rack that fits up to two bikes max. Details
