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Transportation

Using alternative transportation helps cut emissions and pollution and decrease traffic. Who doesn't want that? Imagine relaxing on a bus or train instead of a stressful drive. Or getting some exercise by walking or biking to work or school.

 

Interested in public transit?

Check out the websites for Glendale Beeline, LA Metro, and Southern California Metrolink for comprehensive information and scheduling. 

Glendale Beeline Student passes can be purchased in the ASGCC Business Office (regular 31 day pass $36, student 31 day pass $22). Or invest in a TAP card, good on many local transportation services throughout Southern California; TAP cards can be loaded with day or monthly passes ($100) or stored value.

  • Main Campus Bus Routes
    • Metro 90/91 (Canada/Glendale College)
    • Metro 685
    • Beeline 3
    • Beeline 7
  • Garfield Campus Bus Routes
    • Metro 183 (Chevy Chase/Acacia)
    • Metro 685 (Garfield/Verdugo)
    • Beeline 4 (Chevy Chase/Garfield)
  • Glendale Transportation Center/Metrolink
    • Metro 183
    • Metro 94
    • Metro 603
    • Beeline 1/2
    • Metrolink Antelope Valley
    • Metrolink Ventura County

Carpooling your thing?

Check out Metro RideMatch to register and find a rideshare partner near you.

Want to get some exercise while commuting?

Glendale has been working to improve sidewalks and add bike lanes. On campus there are bike racks and even a bike maintenance stop outside of the Milky Way Cafe. Check out the Walk & Bike page at GoGlendale for helpful information on these options.

Other Notes about Transit

  • The college offers alternative transportation incentives for faculty and staff including a stipend of $10 per month for employees who walk or bike to work and a public transit reimbursement for Metrolink or Bus passes up to $100/month. Check out the form for the stipend here.
  • Glendale College employs a number of people in the police department to fill a full-time Transportation Coordinator position. These employees work with the Air Quality Management District (AQMD) to create alternative transportation options for the campus.
  • The Glendale Safe and Healthy Streets Program is a coalition of partners, including the City of Glendale, seeking to make our area safer for pedestrians and bicyclists. Please contribute your voice to this effort.
  • Staff and Faculty can check out GoGlendale to explore all their travel options.