Air Southeast LA County's
Long Beach Airport (LGB) provides Southeast LA regular
direct flights to and from approximately a dozen cities in the Western United States.
Sea and heavy rail The
Port of Long Beach, located in Southeast LA, is the second busiest port in the United States, Significant freight
rail infrastructure runs through Vernon, Commerce, Industry, Santa Fe Springs, and Pico Rivera; as well as lines running between the Port of Long Beach and Vernon & Commerce.
Commuter and light rail The LA Metro connects Southeast LA County to
Greater Los Angeles via the following commuter and light rail lines: •
A Line (formerly the "Blue Line"), connecting to
downtown Los Angeles and the
San Gabriel Valley •
C Line (formerly the "Green Line"), connecting to
LAX and the
Beach Cities •
Southeast Gateway Line (planned and funded under
Measure M)
Freeways Given its high population, Southeast LA is noticeably crisscrossed with regional freeway infrastructure, connecting it to other parts of
Greater Los Angeles,
Orange County, and the
Inland Empire. The following freeways directly service Southeast LA County: •
Interstate 5 also known as the
Santa Ana Freeway •
Interstate 405 also known as the San Diego Freeway •
Interstate 605 also known as the San Gabriel River Freeway •
Interstate 105 also known as the Glenn Andersen Freeway •
Interstate 710 also known as the Long Beach Freeway •
Interstate 110 also known as the Harbor Freeway •
California State Route 91 also known as the Artesia Freeway •
California State Route 60 also known as the Pomona Freeway •
California State Route 22 also known as the 7th Street Extension •
California State Route 1 Pacific Coast Highway also known as the Pacific Coast Highway ==References==