The celebration of Earth Day comes at an excellent time for Metro Los Angeles, in the midst of its line expansion programs to transport more and more passengers so that they forget to use their private cars.
Metro provides free trips throughout its public transportation network, on trains, buses, Metro Bike and Micro, from 3:00 am this Wednesday, April 22 until 3:00 am Thursday.
FREE 🚍🚇🚲🚐 RIDES on Wed, April 22, for Earth Day!
Here’s your planet—journey for it
Transit trips ✂️ emissions!
Bike Part-spend code 042226
Micro-spend code EARTHDAY26
To plot a day plug, spend Google/Apple maps, Transit or Moovit app or https://t.co/uQLolAJyCL
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— Metro Los Angeles (@metrolosangeles) April 21, 2026
Passengers will be able to access trains and buses without having to present your cards to pay for the trip on its different lines and routes.
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To take advantage of free rides at Metro Bike Part, Users can enjoy free 30-minute rides. Select “1-Trip” at any kiosk, online or in the Metro Bike Part app and enter the code 042226, which can be used multiple times throughout the day.
To use the service, a credit or debit card is required. Trips longer than 30 minutes cost $1.75 for each additional half hour.. Electric bike fees are exempt.
Metro Micro transportation is also considered for free trips. The code for free transfers in this service is EARTHDAY26.
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Metro Los Angeles aims to Offer residents more options for getting around the Los Angeles areawhile reducing the impact of private transport on the environment.
People, by using public transportation instead of using their vehicles, benefits the reduction of air pollutionbeing an effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change.
For Metro Los Angeles, this occasion is significant, a few days before the inauguration of the first section of the extension of Line Dscheduled for May 8.
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The extension has three new subway stations on Wilshire Boulevardwhich help connect more residents and visitors with fast, reliable and traffic-free public transportation.
With the extension of Line D, More residents will be able to leave their vehicles at home to go to workor simply to get around town to the Westside without having to deal with traffic on the 10 Freeway.
According to the World Meteorological Organization, 2025 was the third warmest year on Earth on record and the last 11 years have been the 11 warmest on record.
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Last year, Metro Los Angeles recorded around 305 million trips on its trains and buses, making it one of the busiest public transportation agencies in the United States.
For the agency, a single trip alone does not solve climate change, but millions of transfers can represent an impact in the fight against the problem.
Metro Los Angeles is committed to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions from your vehicles and facilities by seventy 9% by 2030compared to 2017 levels.
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Until now, Metro has reduced its emissions by almost 68%on track to achieve the goal by 2030.
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