Editing Van Nuys (section)

===Public transit===
Van Nuys has two [[G Line (Los Angeles Metro)|Metro G Line]] stations: the [[Van Nuys (Los Angeles Metro station)]] and the [[Sepulveda (Los Angeles Metro station)]]. The G Line connects to the [[B Line (Los Angeles Metro)|Metro B Line]] subway at the [[North Hollywood (Los Angeles Metro station)]], for access to [[Hollywood, Los Angeles|Hollywood]], [[Downtown Los Angeles]], and other [[Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority|Los Angeles Metro]] lines. The [[Los Angeles Metro Busway|Metro Busway]] also uses the [[Van Nuys (Los Angeles Metro station)|Van Nuys station]]. All stations, and the neighborhood's major streets, are served by [[Metro Local]], [[Metro Rapid]], and/or other bus lines and systems. The Metro G Line bicycle path and pedestrian walkway runs in a landscaped zone alongside the entire route, to Pierce College, [[:Canoga Park, Los Angeles|Canoga Park]], and the [[Chatsworth Station]] on the west, and North Hollywood on the east.

Van Nuys also has [[Amtrak]] and [[Metrolink (California)|Metrolink]] service at [[Van Nuys station]]. It is served by the Amtrak [[Pacific Surfliner]] and [[Coast Starlight]], and the Metrolink [[Ventura County Line]].  The  [[Amtrak Thruway]] [[Amtrak Thruway#1C|1C]] provides daily connections from Van Nuys station to Santa Monica and Westwood/[[UCLA]] to the south, [[Burbank Airport]] to the east, and Newhall and Bakersfield to the north.<ref name="auto"/>

Van Nuys Boulevard is the planned route for the [[East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Project]], scheduled to open by 2031.