Canoga Orange Line Station

Mark Scott

It has buses arriving and departing every so often. These buses attract passengers. But some passengers do not like to be on the bus and so they clamber off the bus and onto the concrete platform.

Krystal Blake

Safe i never feel but more so here than any other.

Beau Shurley

There's a pretty confusing layout for both pedestrian and automotive traffic. The traffic crossing lights take way too damn long. The Orange Line -- or G Line -- is definitely the most impressive and most effective bus line in all of Los Angeles County. So this station gets a few stars just for being apart of it.

Rafael Cárcamo-V

I had no idea that the Orange Line route had been changed. Making the Canoga stop the last stop if you're on the Woodland Hills bus. But, if you're going toward Canoga Park and further, the line continues as usual. On the way from the Canoga stop to North Hollywood, one must make sure to catch the bus on platform number 2. That is the only platform that picks up passengers in the North Hollywood direction. The TAP towers to tap your pass are a bit hidden...don't know why. They are located by the kiosk to buy passes closest to platform 2. The buses do run on schedule. Speaking of, and Lastly, all platforms have screens hanging from the roof covers that give you the time as well as the scheduled time of the next 3 buses. So you know exactly how long of a wait you have.