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The A Line or the Blue Line operates from the nearby city of Long Beach north to Metro Center/7th Street in the downtown district. A Line trains pass through downtown Long Beach in a clockwise loop, crossing over from right-hand running to left-hand running at a diamond crossing at Anaheim Street. In downtown Los Angeles, the A Line shares two stations with the E Line before diverging east. Four A Line trains, prefixed ’11’, begin at Division 11 and deadhead south to Downtown Long Beach as non-revenue trains (or empty stock trains in British English). These trains require manual switch setting to avoid derailments! A Line trains in the simulation are prefixed ’01’.

The A Line or the Blue Line operates from the nearby city of Long Beach north to Metro Center/7th Street in the downtown district. A Line trains pass through downtown Long Beach in a clockwise loop, crossing over from right-hand running to left-hand running at a diamond crossing at Anaheim Street. In downtown Los Angeles, the A Line shares two stations with the E Line before diverging east. Four A Line trains, prefixed ’11’, begin at Division 11 and deadhead south to Downtown Long Beach as non-revenue trains (or empty stock trains in British English). These trains require manual switch setting to avoid derailments! A Line trains in the simulation are prefixed ’01’.

=== <span style="color:#F9E300;">&#9679;</span> E Line ===

=== <span style="color:#FFAB2E;">&#9679;</span> E Line ===

The E Line or Expo Line operates from the western suburb of Santa Monica east to Metro Center/7th Street in the downtown district. Unlike all other terminus stations on the system, Downtown Santa Monica has three tracks and two platforms. In the downtown district, the E Line shares two stations with the A Line before diverging south. Five A Line trains, prefixed ’14’, begin at Division 14 and deadhead east to Expo/Bundy as non-revenue trains (or empty stock trains in British English). These trains require manual switch setting to avoid derailments! E Line trains in the simulation are prefixed ’06’.

The E Line or Expo Line operates from the western suburb of Santa Monica east to Metro Center/7th Street in the downtown district. Unlike all other terminus stations on the system, Downtown Santa Monica has three tracks and two platforms. In the downtown district, the E Line shares two stations with the A Line before diverging south. Five A Line trains, prefixed ’14’, begin at Division 14 and deadhead east to Expo/Bundy as non-revenue trains (or empty stock trains in British English). These trains require manual switch setting to avoid derailments! E Line trains in the simulation are prefixed ’06’.