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Systemwide Station Design Standards Policy

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Policy establishing consistent station design criteria, layouts, materials and features.

About LA Metro: LA Metro operates the largest transit system in the western US: the B/D heavy-rail subway lines, four light-rail lines (A, C, E, K), the G and J bus rapid transit corridors, and one of the country's biggest bus networks. Capital work is designed to the Metro Rail Design Criteria (MRDC), a multi-section criteria set covering civil, structural, architectural, and systems disciplines, supplemented by systemwide station design policies.

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Local terminology: LA Metro calls its design criteria "Metro Rail Design Criteria (MRDC)" — the label used throughout this page reflects that convention.

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