Eyes on the Street: Metro G Line Busway Construction Progress
When Streetsblog last shared G Line construction photos back in December, it was difficult to see any structures behind all the scaffolding. Recently a lot of the scaffolding has come down. Today, especially at and near Van Nuys Boulevard, passersby can see much of the large concrete structure that will serve as both bridge and station.
The Metro G Line is a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line extending across the San Fernando Valley. Metro is building grade separations to take buses across a few busy streets, and installing railroad-type crossing gates. The project broke ground in March 2025. Bus and bike detours are in effect now. Watch SBLA’s October 2025 video update or see December 2025 photos. The faster safer busway is due to open prior to the 2028 Olympics.
Below is what G Line construction looks like today starting from the east end of the project heading west.
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