L.A. Metro’s C-Line: Torrance Rail Extension Impact Report

L.A. Metro finalizes environmental impact report for the C-Line rail extension, detailing design revisions and cost projections.

L.A. Metro’s C-Line: Torrance Rail Extension Impact Report
September 13, 2025 5:01 am
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Introduction

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (L.A. Metro) released the final environmental impact report for the C-Line rail extension to Torrance, California, a project designed to expand passenger-rail service by 4.5 miles.

Project Overview

The C-Line rail extension aims to extend rail service from L.A. Metro’s K Line’s Redondo Beach (Marine) station to the planned Torrance Transit Center station. The project is intended to offer quicker and more dependable connections for riders.

Travel Time and Connectivity

Upon completion, the C-Line extension will facilitate a 19-minute journey from Torrance to Los Angeles International Airport, according to L.A. Metro officials.

Public Feedback and Report Updates

The final environmental impact report incorporates feedback from over 2,000 public comments. It also includes design refinements, clarifications, and corrections made in response to the comments.

Financial and Real Estate Aspects

L.A. Metro also issued updated cost estimates and a report detailing the real estate acquisitions necessary for the project’s completion.

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Conclusion

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has finalized the environmental impact report for the C-Line rail extension, which includes design revisions and updated cost projections.

Company Summary

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (L.A. Metro): A public transportation agency serving Los Angeles County, California, responsible for planning, operating, and funding a multi-modal transportation system.

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