Kim Turner Torrance Transit Director 20500 Madrona Ave. Torrance, CA 90503 Phone: (310) 618-6266 website: Transit.TorranceCA.Gov

Transit Organizational Chart

The City of Torrance is proud to release its third Citywide report, a 2022 Year in Review. 

 Welcome to Torrance Transit System.

We are a municipal transportation agency serving the residents of the South Bay region for over 82 years.  Our 12 fixed-route system operates along traffic corridors while providing connections to major transit generators in the South Bay region.  Torrance Transit’s network coverage includes many areas outside of the City of Torrance itself, including the neighboring cities of Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Carson, Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, El Segundo, Lawndale, Lomita, Compton, Wilmington, Harbor City and the City of Los Angeles including all unincorporated areas under the jurisdiction of Los Angeles County.

Regional connection hubs and transit service generators served by Torrance Transit include:

• Del Amo Fashion Center
• El Camino College
• California State University - Dominguez Hills
• South Bay Galleria
• Artesia Transit Center
• Harbor Freeway Station
• Long Beach Transit Gallery
• LAX Transit Center
• Union Station

The Transit Department’s responsibilities include securing its own local, state and federal funding for the department, preparing the annual operating and capital budgets, tracking and analyzing service statistics, providing staff for city and regional committees or task forces, monitoring and participating in regional and federal transportation legislation, issues, projects and activities, maintenance of its own fleet of buses, development and implementation of service changes, and general oversight of the bus operations for the City of Torrance.

Visit Transit department's Home page to find more information.