Los Angeles, CA, October 23, 2026 —

Inglewood has broken ground on a $287.5 million shuttle bus network intended to link the Downtown Inglewood Metro K Line Station with the city’s stadium district. The project is aimed at improving transportation for event attendees and supporting local businesses along Market Street.

The network is planned to begin service before the 2028 Olympics, according to the information provided about the project. Construction is also described as set to begin in November, although the summary does not specify a year or explain how that timing relates to the reported groundbreaking.

The stated connection between the Metro station and stadium district is the project’s central purpose. The summary does not provide details about the route, the number of buses, the locations of stops, operating hours, fares or expected passenger capacity. It also does not identify the project’s contractor or provide a construction schedule beyond the November start reference.

The project’s stated goals include making it easier for event attendees to travel between the station and stadium district, while also boosting businesses along Market Street. No estimates were provided for expected ridership, business impacts or changes to travel times.

The available information does not include further details about the groundbreaking, the agencies overseeing the work or how the $287.5 million budget will be allocated. It also does not specify an opening date beyond the plan for service to begin before the 2028 Olympics. Those details were not provided in the project summary.


Story summarized from the original created by Isaiah Murtaugh Barish | The LA Local on laist.com, see more information here.

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