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Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Headquarters	100 S. Main Street
Locale	Los Angeles, California, United States
Service type	bus service, paratransit, transportation planning
Routes	36 DASH, 16 Commuter Express, 2 shuttles
Website	LADOT

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The Los Angeles Department of Transportation, commonly referred to as LADOT, is an agency created by Los Angeles City Ordinance, and is governed by a citizen commission. The LADOT is best known for providing public transportation to the City of Los Angeles. It currently operates the second largest fleet in Los Angeles County next to LACMTA. It consist of over 300 vehicles, serving nearly 30 million passengers a year and operating over 800,000 hours.

LADOT also develops the traffic signal timing and transportation planning for the city. Actual road maintenance, construction, and operation is provided by the Los Angeles City Department of Public Works. The LADOT performs many different transportation related duties:

This Department is responsible for the development of plans to meet the ground transportation needs of the traveling public and commerce; it has centralized authority over the conceptual planning and operation of the City’s streets and highways system; and it provides a primary interface with the other government agencies on transportation matters. The Department studies traffic problems; analyzes the effect of new development on parking and highway needs; designs, installs and maintains traffic signs, signals, parking meters, street name signs, line striping and other transportation control devices; develops and operates bus transit programs for the general public and the elderly and disabled; coordinates the development of off-street parking; enforces parking regulations; administers the City’s Administrative Adjudication Program for parking citation appeals; collects parking violation revenues; collects parking meter revenue; provides for intersection control; provides crossing guard services at public and parochial schools; provides public utility regulation through investigation of services and rates of the privately owned public utilities, such as taxicabs, ambulances and sightseeing vehicles; and prepares and enforces provisions of franchises. - From pg. 36 "Your Government at a Glance, Facts About the City of Los Angeles" 2006 Edition by Frank T. Martinez, Los Angeles City Clerk.

LADOT is one of the few transportation agencies to have a song sung about it. L.A. Dot, with music by Randy Rogel, tells the story of the Animaniacs character Dot as she watches buses go by with her name.^[1]

Current LADOT transit services

DASH

DASH (Downtown Area Short Hop) currently operates 30 routes covering Downtown Los Angeles and many outlying communities within the City. Its primary function is to provide localized service and is a feeder into the countywide MTA Metro service.

DASH Community Routes include:

Beachwood Canyon (connects with the Metro Red Line) (LADOT community connection #208)

Boyle Heights/East LA (EX LACMTA #255)

Chesterfield Square (connects with the Metro Blue Line)

Crenshaw

Downtown A: Little Tokyo/City West (connects with Metro Red Line, Metro Gold Line, Metro Blue Line and Metro Expo Line)

Downtown B: Chinatown/Financial District (connects with the Metro Red Line, Metro Gold Line, Metro Blue Line, Metrolink Lines: Ventura County, Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, 91, Riverside, and Orange County, and Amtrak lines: Pacific Surfliner, Coast Starlight, Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, and Texas Eagle

Downtown D: Union Station/South Park (connects with the Metro Red Line, Metro Gold Line, Metro Blue Line, Metro Expo Line, Metrolink Lines: Ventura County, Antelope Valley, San Bernardino, 91, Riverside, and Orange County, and Amtrak lines: Pacific Surfliner, Coast Starlight, Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, and Texas Eagle

Downtown E: City West/Financial District (connects with the Metro Red Line and Metro Blue Line)

Downtown F: Financial District Exposition Park/USC (connects with the Metro Red Line Metro Blue Line and Metro Expo Line)

El Sereno/City Terrace

Fairfax

Highland Park/Eagle Rock

Hollywood (connects with the Metro Red Line)

Hollywood/Wilshire (Larchmont Shuttle) (connects with the Metro Red Line, Metro Purple Line)

King-East

Leimert/Slauson

Lincoln Heights /Chinatown (connects with the Metro Gold Line)

Los Feliz (weekdays)/Weekend Observatory Shuttle (connects with the Metro Red Line) (LADOT community connection #203)

Midtown

Northridge (connects with Metrolink Line: Ventura County)

Panorama City/Van Nuys

Pico Union/Echo Park (connects with the Metro Red Line and Metro Blue Line)

San Pedro(LADOT community connection #147)

Southeast/Pueblo Del Rio (connects with the Metro Blue Line)

Van Nuys/Studio City (connects with the Metro Orange Line)

Vermont/Main

Watts (connects with the Metro Blue Line, Metro Green Line)

Wilmington

Wilshire Center/Koreatown (connects with the Metro Red Line, Metro Purple Line )

Most DASH buses are El Dorado EZ-Rider vehicles powered by clean propane fuel. The first two digits of DASH bus numbers denote which year the bus came into service. For instance, 98001 denotes 1998 and 06301 denotes 2006. All DASH buses are 30 feet (9.1 m) long, making it easier for dense neighborhoods where there are narrower streets and tighter turns.

Fares

Fare Type	Fare
One-way	$0.50
One-way (S/D/M)	$0.25
60 Trip Tickets	$30.00
Monthly Pass	$18.00

LADOT DASH is free to Metrolink/EZ Pass holders and children age 4 (maximum of 2 with an accompanying adult).

LADOT DASH Current Bus fleet

Make and Model	Picture	Year	Numbers (Quantity Ordered)	Engine and Transmission	Fuel Type	Notes
30 feet in length
ElDorado National E-Z Rider	99018 99059	1999–2000	99006-99037, 99040-99070 (63 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	Mostly Retired. 5 units remain in service (99049-99051, 99053, & 99070)
ElDorado National E-Z Rider II	02003 02077	2002	02001-02040 02042-02078 (77 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	02001-02004, 02006-02033 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles). 02005, 02035-02040 & 02075-02078 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City). 02042-02044, 02068-02074 are assigned to MV Transportation (South LA Region). 02045-02067 are assigned to MV Transportation (North LA Region)
ElDorado National E-Z Rider II	03006	2003	03001-03008 (8 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	Assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City routes only)
ElDorado National E-Z Rider II MAX	06301 06318	2006	06301-06319 (19 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	06301-06307 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City). 06308-06312, 06314 are assigned to MV Transportation (San Fernando Valley). 06315-06317 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles). 06313, 06318-06319 are assigned to MV Transportation (North LA Region).
ElDorado National E-Z Rider II MAX	07302 07302	2007	07301-07305 (5 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	All units assigned to MV Transportation (North LA Region)
ElDorado National E-Z Rider II MAX	09321	2009	09301-09324 (24 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	These buses are first ones to feature Automated Announcements by Hanover Displays Ltd. 09301-09302 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles) 09303-09306, & 09314-09324 are assigned to MV Transportation (South LA Region) 09307-09313 are assigned to MV Transportation (San Fernando Valley)
StarTrans Classic American Trolley	11203	2011	11201-11203 (3 buses)	?	Propane	Assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City). Units are used as spares.
ElDorado National Axess BRT	12301 12310	2012	12301-12314 (14 buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B400R	CNG	All units assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles)
El Dorado National EZ Rider BRT	12316 12329 12335	2012	12315-12336 (22 buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B300R	CNG	12315-12316 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles) 12317-12322 are assigned to MV Transportation (South LA Region) 12323-12326 are assigned to MV Transportation (San Fernando Valley) 12327-12336 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City)
El Dorado National EZ Rider BRT		2013	13301-13322 (22 buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B300R	CNG	13301-13321 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown LA & Mid-City) 13322 is assigned to MV Transportation (South L.A Region)
ElDorado National Axess BRT		2013	13323-13328 (6 buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B400R	CNG	13323-13324 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Downtown LA) 13325-13328 are assigned to Veolia Transportation (Mid-City)

LADOT DASH Retired bus fleet

Make and Model	Picture	Year	Numbers (Quantity Ordered)	Engine and Transmission	Fuel Type	Retired	Notes
Gillig Phantom	87031 [1]	1987	87029-87032 (4 buses)	Detroit Diesel 6V92TA Allison HT-747	Diesel	2012	Ex- 14446-14449 Formerly was operated by MV Transportation (South LA Region)
ElDorado National Escort RE	92093	1992	92093 (1 bus)				Formerly operated by First Transit (Downtown Los Angeles).
Bluebird CSFE 3703	96004	1996					These buses run on Watts route. Formerly operated by Veolia DASH5A.
Orion 05.505 CNG		1996	96501 (1 bus)	Cummins LTA-10G ZF 4HP590	CNG	2012	Ex-Sacramento RT 9656 Formerly was operated by MV Transportation (South LA Region).
ElDorado National Escort RE	20002	199?	20001-?????,				Formerly was operated by First Transit 6.
El Dorado Transmark	98014	1998	98001-98014 (14 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	2009	Formerly operated by Veolia DASH5A.
ElDorado National E-Z Rider	98017 98029	1998	98015-98030 (16 buses)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	2012	98015-98019 were formerly operated at Veolia Transportation (Mid-City) 98020-98030 were formerly operated by Veolia Transportation (Downtown Los Angeles)
El Dorado Transmark	98031	1999	98031 (1 bus)		Propane
ElDorado National Escort RE	99002	1999	99002 (1 bus)		Electric	2010	Formerly operated by MV Transportation 1&2 & Veolia Dash 1&2
Freightliner Supreme Classic Trolley	01002	2001	01001-01003 (3 buses)		Diesel	2011	These are trolleys that used to run on Propane. They these vehicles were used for the Observatory Shuttle (shuttle to the Griffith Observatory) and Lincoln Heights/Chinatown route. Formerly operated by Veolia Transportation (Mid-City).
ElDorado National E-Z Rider	01041	2001	01041 (1 bus)	Cummins Westport B LPG Plus Allison B300R	Propane	2012	Ex Orange County Transportation Authority This bus had Digital Recorders Inc Annunciator. Formerly operated by Veolia Transportation (Mid-City).
New Flyer MiDi		2014	14301 (1 bus)		Electric	2014	Operated only in Downtown L.A on route A A pilot test bus for LADOT for 90 days Was operated by Veolia Transportation

Commuter Express

Commuter Express is an express bus service, consisting of 13 routes, all but one running during rush hours only. Most routes were former Metro lines that were cancelled. Fares are based on a flat rate for travel on streets plus an extra charge based on the distance traveled on freeways.

Services

Unless otherwise noted, all service operates weekdays rush hours only in the peak direction: towards Downtown LA during the AM rush and from Downtown LA during the PM rush.
Boarding Restrictions: For the purposes of this chart, closed-door means that customers are not allowed to use buses for local trips and open-door means that customers are allowed to use buses for local trips.

Route	Terminals		via	Notes
142 ^[2]	San Pedro Ports O'Call	Long Beach Transit Mall	7th Street, Ocean Boulevard	Daily service Open-door along the entire route
409 ^[3]	Sylmar Foothill Boulevard and Glenoaks Boulevard	Downtown LA Hill Street and 12th Street	San Fernando Valley: Foothill Boulevard Downtown LA: Flower & Figueroa Streets, 7th Street	Closed-door within Sunland, Tujunga and Downtown LA, open-door elsewhere
419 ^[4]	Chatsworth Station	Downtown LA University of Southern California	San Fernando Valley: Devonshire Street Downtown LA: Hill Street, Figueroa Street	Closed-door between Alpine and Eighth Streets in Downtown LA, open-door elsewhere
422 ^[5]	Thousand Oaks The Oaks Shopping Center	Downtown LA University of Southern California	Ventura County: Thousand Oaks Boulevard, Agora Road Downtown LA: Figueroa & Flower Streets	Service operates towards Thousand Oaks in the AM rush and towards Downtown LA in the PM rush Closed-door within Downtown LA, open-door elsewhere
423 ^[6]	Thousand Oaks Thousand Oaks Transit Center	Downtown LA University of Southern California	Ventura County: Agora Road, Ventura Boulevard Downtown LA: Figueroa & Flower Streets	Closed-door within Downtown LA, open-door elsewhere
431 ^[7]	Westwood VA Medical Center Park and Ride	Downtown LA Union Station	Westside: Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Glen Boulevard Downtown LA: Venice Boulevard, Figueroa & Flower Streets, Grand & Olive Streets	Closed-door along the entire route
437 ^[8]	Venice Pacific Avenue and Washington Boulevard	Downtown LA Temple Street and Los Angeles Street	Westside: Culver Boulevard Downtown LA: Figueroa & Flower Streets, Grand & Olive Streets	Closed-door along the entire route
438 ^[9]	Downtown LA Temple Street and Los Angeles Street	Redondo Beach Palos Verdes Boulevard and Via Valencia	Downtown LA Figueroa & Flower Streets Beach Cities: Highland Avenue, Hermosa Avenue	Closed-door along the entire route
448 ^[10]	Downtown LA Temple Street and Los Angeles Street	Rancho Palos Verdes Crest Road and Crenshaw Boulevard	Downtown LA: Figueroa & Flower Streets South Bay: Hawthorne Boulevard, Pacific Coast Highway	Closed-door along the entire route
534 ^[11]	Westwood Wilshire Boulevard and Veteran Avenue	Downtown LA Union Station	Westside: Wilshire Boulevard, Olympic Boulevard Downtown LA: Figueroa & Flower Streets, 1st Street	Operates towards Westwood in the AM rush and towards Downtown in the PM rush Open-door along the entire route
549 ^[12]	Encino Encino Park and Ride	Pasadena Lake Gold Line station	Burbank Boulevard, Ventura Freeway	Service is provided in both directions during peak hours. This is a service with only designated pick up points between cities operating as a limited stop service.
573 ^[13]	Mission Hills Chatsworth Street and Orion Street	Century City Constellation Boulevard and Century Park West	San Fernando Valley: Balboa Boulevard Westwood: Gayley Avenue, Wilshire Boulevard	Service is provided in both directions during peak hours. Closed-door along the entire route, except at the Encino Park and Ride
574 ^[14]	Sylmar Metrolink station	El Segundo Space Park Drive and Aviation Boulevard	San Fernando Valley: Balboa Boulevard, Chatsworth Street South Bay: Sepulveda Boulevard, Aviation Boulevard	Service operates towards the South Bay in the AM rush and towards Sylmar in the PM rush Closed-door within the San Fernando Valley and south of Century Boulevard
Union Station/Bunker Hill Shuttle ^[15]	Downtown LA Union Station	Bunker Hill Hope Street and 4th Street	Grand Avenue	Operates towards Bunker Hill in the AM rush and towards Union Station in the PM rush Open-door along the entire route

On weekends, LADOT also operates the Observatory Shuttle, which provides access for tourists from the Vermont/Sunset rapid transit station to Griffith Observatory.

Commuter Express services are provided by a variety of suburban vehicles, including Gillig Phantoms, Neoplan Metroliners, and Stewart & Stevenson Apollo T-40s. Also part of the fleet are a small number of CNG powered Orion V coaches.

Fares

Fare Type	General	Senior/Disabled/Medicare
Base	$1.50	$0.75
Zone 1	$2.50	$1.25
Zone 2	$3.00	$1.50
Zone 3	$3.75	$1.85
Zone 4	$4.25	$2.10
Transfer	$0.25	$0.10

Trip Tickets and Monthly Passes

Fare Type	20 Trip Tickets	Monthly Pass	EZ Pass	EZ Pass (S/D/M)
Base	$30.00	$57.00	$84.00	$35.00
Zone 1	$46.00	$80.00	$106.00	$44.50
Zone 2	$56.00	$100.00	$128.00	$54.00
Zone 3	$67.00	$124.00	$150.00	$63.50
Zone 4	$75.00	$140.00	$172.00	$73.00

LADOT DASH Commuter Express Current Bus fleet

Make and Model	Picture	Year	Numbers (Quantity Ordered)	Engine and Transmission	Fuel Type	Notes
Neoplan USA AN345/3	024505	2002	024501-024505 (5 buses)	Detroit Detroit Diesel Series 60G Allison B500R	CNG	Ex-Victor Valley Transit Authority 1001-1005 Operated by MV Transportation Inc (lines 142, 438, 448, 534, Metrolink Shuttle)
Orion V	04403	2004	04401-04403 (3 buses)	Detroit Detroit Diesel Series 50MK-G Allison B400R	CNG	Operated by MV Transportation Inc (lines 142, 438, 448, Metrolink Shuttle)
Motor Coach Industries D4000CT	[2]	2011-2012	11401-11402, 12401-12493 (95 buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B500R	CNG	Operated by MV Transportation Inc (lines 409, 419, 422, 423, 437, 438, 448, 549, 573, 574, Metrolink Shuttle) On July 11, 2012 unit 12489 was involved in a collision involving a high speed pursuit car on the 170 freeway south, but was returned to service a few months later.
ElDorado National Axess BRT		2013	13401-13403? (? buses)	Cummins Westport ISL-G Allison B400R	CNG	13401-13403 are assigned to MV Transportation (Line 142) These units are equipped with sportworks bike racks for up to 3 bikes

Retired Bus fleet

Make and Model	Picture	Year	Numbers	Engine and Transmission	Fuel Type	Retired	Notes
Gillig Phantom	85004 [3]	1985	85001-85004 (4 buses)	Detroit Diesel Series 50 Allison HT-747	Diesel	2011	Ex-Laidlaw 5489-5491. Repowered from Detroit Diesel 6V92TA in 2000. Formerly by First Transit (lines 142,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle)
Gillig Phantom	87020 [4]	1987	87001-87028 (28 buses)	Cummins ISC Allison HT-747	Diesel	2011/2012	Ex- 14400 series Repowered from Detroit Diesel 6V92TA in 2003-2004. 87007-87019,87021,87025 was formerly by MV Transportation Inc (lines 422,423,549,573,413,575) 87001,87003-87005,87020,87022-87024,87026-87028 was formerly by First Tranit (lines 142,430,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle)
Gillig Phantom	[5]	1988	88001-88010 (10 buses)	Cummins ISC Allison HT-747	Diesel	2011-2012	Repowered from Detroit Diesel 6V92TA in 2003-2004 88001-88006 was formerly by MV Transportation Inc (lines 422,423,549,573,413,575) 88007-88010 was formerly operated by First Tansit (lines 142,430,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle) 88009 is an Ex-OCTA unit.
Gillig Phantom		1988	88011-88013 (3 buses)	Cummins L10 Voith (?)	Diesel	2011-2012	Ex OCTA 4139 & 4143. Formerly by First Transit (lines 142,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle)
Gillig Phantom		1991	91045 (1 bus)	Detroit Diesel 6V92TA? Allison HT-748?	Diesel		Ex-San Diego MTS 328. Formerly operated by First Transit (lines 142,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle)
Neoplan AN440	[6] [7]				Diesel
Neoplan Suburban AN440/3 40'	[8]	1987	1113, 1128, 1155 and 1188 (4 buses)	Detroit Diesel 6V92TA Allison V731	Diesel		Ex-LACMTA Leased between years?
TMC RTS-06 (T80-206)	1344	1992	1245, 1256, 1344, 1375, ? (5 buses)	Detroit Diesel 6V92TA Allison V731	Diesel	2010	Ex-LACMTA same #. 5 units Leased between 2005 til 2010, formerly operated by MV Transportation (Line 422).
Neoplan AN340/3	92002	1992	92001-92038, 92060-92065 (44 buses)	Detroit Detroit Diesel Series 60 Allison HT-747	Diesel	2011-2012	Formerly by MV Transportation Inc (lines 409,419,422,423,549,573,574) 92060 is an Ex-Antelope Valley Transit Authority 92061-92062 is an Ex-Santa Clarita Transit Originally had Detroit Diesel 8V-92 engines
Stewart and Stevenson Apollo T-40	92058	1992	92039-92044, 92046, 92048, 92050, 92052, 92054-92055, 92057-92058 (14 buses)	Detroit Diesel Series 50 EGR Allison HT-747	Diesel	December 2011	Repowered from Detroit Diesel 6V92TA in 2000-2001 Formerly operated by First Transit (lines 437,438,534,430,Metrolink Shuttle).
Gillig Phantom	8079	1994	8079 (1 bus)	Detroit Diesel Series 50 ZF Ecomat 4HP-590	Diesel		Ex-Denver RTD, leased by LADOT in early 2008. This bus later sold to LACMTA by Veolia Transportation and renumbered as #9980 but retired in 2010.
Orion 05.505 CNG		1994	94401 (1 bus)	Cummins L10G ZF	CNG	2012	Formerly operated by MV Transportation Inc (lines 142, 573, 574)
Gillig Phantom	96401	1994	96401 (1 bus)	Cummins ISL Allison B400R	Diesel	2012	Ex- Foothill Transit. Purchased in 2008 second-hand. Originally had Detroit Diesel Series 50 engines. Formerly operated by MV Transportation (lines 142,431,437,438,448,534,Metrolink Shuttle)
Gillig Phantom	96002	1996	96001-96005 (5 buses)	Detroit Diesel Series 50 Allison B400R	Diesel	2012/2013(?)	Ex-Veolia Transportation and Hertz airport shuttle unit Formerly operated on lines 142,409,413,419,422,423,573,575 96001-96004 is leased to Dumbarton Express by MV Transportation Inc 96005 is retired

CityRide

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CityRide is a program for individuals in the City of Los Angeles, aged 65 or older and for qualified disabled persons.

LADOT Cityride Current Bus fleet

Make and Model	Picture	Year	Numbers	Engine and Transmission	Fuel Type	Assigned Divisions	Notes
Ford E350/Aerotech	[9]	2003	03101-031??		Diesel	opreated by MV Transportation inc
Ford E350/Aerotech	[10]	2009	09101-091??		Diesel	opreated by MV Transportation inc

References

External links

LADOT DASH Eldorado EZ Rider II MAX #06318 Ladot Dash 06318

LADOT DASH's buses at Echo Park Ladot Dashes at...

LADOT DASH's at Maintenance Yard. Dashes at Maintenance yard

BUSTVCHAN LADOT Photo Album

External links

[1] ttp://www2.cruzio.com/~keeper/125.html

[2] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/142/ce142.pdf

[3] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/409/ce409.pdf

[4] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/419/ce419.pdf

[5] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/422/ce422.pdf

[6] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/423/ce423.pdf

[7] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/431/ce431.pdf

[8] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/437/ce437.pdf

[9] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/438/ce438.pdf

[10] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/448/ce448.pdf

[11] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/534/ce534.pdf

[12] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/549/ce549.pdf

[13] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/573/ce573.pdf

[14] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/574/ce574.pdf

[15] ttp://www.ladottransit.com/comexp/routes/UnionBunker/unionbunker.pdf

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