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Eyes on the Street: Metro Bike Share Arrives in Koreatown (More Please!)

There are just two Metro Bike Share docks in central Los Angeles' K-town, with more on the way.
Eyes on the Street: Metro Bike Share Arrives in Koreatown (More Please!)
Metro Bike Share dock at Wilshire/Vermont Metro station - photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Metro Bike Share docks have arrived in L.A.’s most population-dense neighborhood: Koreatown.

Koreatown has just two docks so far. The dock pictured above is at the Metro Red/Purple Line Wilshire/Vermont station. It is located back behind the station – on Shatto Place, just north of Wilshire Boulevard. From the Metro Bike Share website map today, there is one other K-town station on the south side of 8th Street, just west of Vermont Avenue.

Current Metro Bike Share docks in central L.A.
Map of current Metro Bike Share docks in central L.A.

Two bike-share stations does not a functional network make, but it is good to see the system expansion underway. In the near term, Metro Bike Share is approved to expand throughout the areas just west of downtown L.A., including MacArthur Park, Pico-Union, Koreatown, East Hollywood, Silver Lake, and Echo Park. It will also land in North Hollywood and expand on the Westside.

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