Metro Los Angeles approves San Fernando Valley to Westside train project
The route will connect Van Nuys with Sherman Oaks, at an approximate cost of $9.5 billion; the trip is estimated to take 20 minutes
This Thursday, the board of directors of Metro Los Angeles approved the Sepulveda Transit Corridor venture, which would create an underwater station from the San Fernando Valley to the Westside.
The directors constructed a path that would connect the Van Nuys neighborhood to Sherman Oaks, going through Bel Air, Beverly Crest, UCLA, and ending at the Metro E Line's Expo Sepulveda place.
A journey along the proposed way, according to the project, is expected to last about 20 minutes from end to end.
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