In notoriously car-centric Los Angeles, thousands of fans have been taking public transit to get to the World Cup. Metro has logged more than 100,000 rides to and from SoFi Stadium for the first four matches in Inglewood, on its special shuttle buses carrying fans directly to the stadium from various locations across the region. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

<p>In notoriously car-centric Los Angeles, thousands of fans have been taking public transit to get to the World Cup.&nbsp;Metro has logged more than 100,000 rides to and from SoFi Stadium for the first four matches in Inglewood, on its&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/brief/transportation/metro-direct-buses-world-cup-matches-how-to-ride">special shuttle buses</a> carrying fans directly to the stadium from various locations across the region. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.</p>