ᴴᴰ LA Metro E Line (Expo) Automated Announcements | Feb, 2024

[@LDTV22OfficialChannel]

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[@ParadoxDetected]

How did you get such a clean recording?

[@njliner]

I used a digital recorder (not my smartphone) and held it next to the speaker. Also I only record when it's relatively quieter, like weekdays at noon, so it'll be easier for me to remove the noise.

[@ParadoxDetected]

@@njliner ah, thank you!

[@w.cooksy421]

@@njliner Very well done. Almost sounds like you downloaded the raw audio. Hope you can do this with other transit systems in America that have really good announcements.

[@kevinquirarte2365]

My old line I wiah you did the C Line in order it was kinda back and forth but hey its rhw fiest in the series

[@andresiu1799]

According to 2013 and 2017 Metro Maps, this was to be the Gold Line from East LA to Santa Monica

[@Rickzolo]

Will the G line get its own video?

[@njliner]

Maybe until Metro upgrades G to light rail!

[@Rickzolo]

@njliner I'll be in my 50s by then

[@jrizz_transitfan]

This is actually Gold colored line not expo

[@Calirailfan665]

False there isnt no more gold anymore

[@alexanderbanos8125]

​@@Calirailfan665What doesn't exist anymore on LA Metro's rail and bus system map is the L Line (Gold) (East LA-Azusa) and the aqua blue colored E Line (Downtown LA-Santa Monica). The Gold Line technically still exists, now named as the new E Line running from East LA to Santa Monica.

[@Calirailfan665]

@@alexanderbanos8125 im aware of that I’m referring to his comment, we was referring to the Metro Gold line from east LA I don’t know if he knew about the regional connector so thats why I said it’s False

[@mrxman581]

​@@alexanderbanos8125Officially, neither the gold or blue line exist anymore. It's the E and A lines. However, the circle surrounding the letter references the original gold and blue color names for historical purposes. The letter names are the only official line designations now.