List of San Diego Trolley stations

The San Diego Trolley system as of September 2024[update]

The San Diego Trolley is a light rail system operating in San Diego County, California. The trolley's operator, San Diego Trolley, Inc. (reporting mark SDTI), is a subsidiary of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS). The San Diego Trolley opened for service on July 26, 1981.[1] It operates four primary lines (Blue, Green, Orange, and Copper) as well as a supplementary heritage streetcar downtown loop known as the Silver Line that operates on holidays.[1]

## History

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The current operating company of the San Diego Trolley system, San Diego Trolley Incorporated (SDTI), was not founded until 1980[2] when the Metropolitan Transit Development Board (now operating as San Diego's MTS) began to plan a light-rail service along the Main Line of the former San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway (SD&AE Railway), which the MTDB purchased from the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1979.[2] The Trolley began operations on July 19, 1981, with revenue service beginning on July 26, 1981.[2] Trains at that time operated on a single line between Centre City or downtown San Diego and San Ysidro, with stops in some San Diego neighborhoods, and in the cities of National City and Chula Vista.

In March 1986, SDTI opened an extension east from Centre City San Diego to Euclid Avenue, along the La Mesa Branch of the former SD&AE Railway – this new second line of the Trolley was then called the East Line, while the original line opened in 1981 became the South Line.[2] Service was extended along the East Line to Spring Street on May 12, 1989[2] serving Lemon Grove, and then to La Mesa and El Cajon on June 23, 1989.[2] Service between El Cajon and Santee, which is not along the old SD&AE right-of-way, began on August 26, 1995.[2]

The "Bayside" extension of the Trolley in San Diego, which operates near the waterfront, opened on June 30, 1990.[3] The first phase of the extension to Old Town, from C Street to Little Italy in downtown San Diego, opened on July 2, 1992.[3] The second phase of the Old Town extension, running from Little Italy to Old Town, opened on June 16, 1996.[3]

The "Mission Valley West" SDTI extension, which opened a new Trolley route between Old Town and Mission San Diego (which included the Qualcomm Stadium stop) commenced service on November 23, 1997,[3] just before San Diego's hosting of Super Bowl XXXII in early 1998. It was at this time that the former South and East Trolley Lines were renamed the Blue Line and Orange Line, respectively.[2][3] The "Mission Valley East" extension between Mission San Diego and La Mesa opened for service on July 10, 2005, coinciding with the inauguration of the Green Line.[3]

Stations along the Blue and Orange lines were renovated during 2010–15 as part of the Trolley Renewal Project.[4][5][6][7]

## Current system

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The routes are arranged approximately geographically true; the Blue Line runs from the upper left corner (La Jolla) to the lower right corner (San Ysidro): the Orange Line runs from the left middle (downtown San Diego) to the upper right (El Cajon), and the Green Line also runs from the left middle (downtown San Diego) to the upper right (El Cajon), taking a route that lies largely along Mission Valley / Interstate 8. The Copper Line runs from El Cajon to Santee.

The San Diego Trolley system has 62 operational stations serving its four Trolley lines.[8][9]

Fourteen of the Trolley system's stations operate as transfer stations, which allow passengers to transfer between lines. There is one universal transfer point (i.e. allowing for transfers among all four lines) in the system in downtown San Diego: the 12th & Imperial Transit Center station. The adjacent Santa Fe Depot/America Plaza/Courthouse stations, which are within walking distance of each other, also allow for transfer among the four lines. Six Trolley stations are end-of-line stations. Of the 63 stations, 37 of them are within the city limits of San Diego, serving various neighborhoods in San Diego; the other 16 stations are located in surrounding communities, such as El Cajon and National City.

Most stations in the San Diego Trolley system are 'at-grade' stations. There are ten aerial stations in the system and a single underground station (SDSU Transit Center).

About half of San Diego Trolley stations offer free park and ride lots.[10] Most Trolley stations offer connections to MTS bus lines.

### Renamed stations

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In June 1990, the station on C Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, originally named Gaslamp station, was renamed Fifth Avenue station following a service expansion of the East Line (now the Orange Line) around the new downtown loop, which included a new Gaslamp Quarter station much closer to Gaslamp Quarter. Both Main & Marshall station was renamed to El Cajon Transit Center and Broadway Lemon Grove station was renamed to Lemon Grove Depot at the same time.

In March 2004, 12th & Market station was renamed Park & Market station following a reconstruction.

In July 2005, with the launch of the Green Line, Weld Boulevard station was renamed Gillespie Field station.

In September 2012, following a system-wide service reconfiguration, Bayfront/E Street station was renamed E Street station.

In June 2017, following Qualcomm’s expiration of naming rights to San Diego Stadium, Qualcomm Stadium station was renamed Stadium station. Following the demolition of San Diego Stadium throughout 2020 and 2021, the location is now the site of San Diego State University’s Snapdragon Stadium and Mission Valley campus.

In October 2017, following the sale of the Green Line’s naming rights to Sycuan Casino, El Cajon Transit Center was for a period of time named El Cajon–Sycuan.

In December 2023, following the adjacent Alvarado Hospital being sold by Prime Healthcare Services to UC San Diego Health and renamed, Alvarado Medical Center station was renamed Alvarado station.[11][12]

In September 2024, in part due to the signage on Trolleys and signage on the Green Line being updated to reflect the recently opened Copper Line, Alvarado station was renamed again to UC San Diego Health East.[13]

### Closed stations

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#### San Diego Square station

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San Diego Square station, opened in July 1981 on C Street between Seventh & Eighth Avenues downtown, was closed on March 23, 1986, due to low ridership, its close proximity to the (then renamed, see above) Fifth Avenue station,[14] and the desire to eliminate a station in order to accommodate the soon-to-open infill station at E Street (which opened in October 1986) without adding to travel times along the line.[15][better source needed]

Remnants of this old station still remain on C Street between Seventh & Eighth Avenues.[16]

#### Columbia Street station

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Columbia Street station, opened in July 1981 on C and Columbia Streets as Santa Fe Depot and renamed in June 1990, was closed in November 1991, with the track in the vicinity being reconfigured. It was replaced by America Plaza station one block to the west.

### Lines

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As of 2021[update], trolley service operates on three main lines offering daily service: the Blue, Green, and Orange Lines, and travels through the 62 stations and 65 total miles of mostly double-track rail.[8] A fourth line, the heritage streetcar Silver Line, operates more limited weekday and weekend service, in a clockwise 'circle-loop' around downtown San Diego only.[17]

Line  | Opened[1] | Length[1] | Number of
stations[1] | Termini  | Operation

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Blue Line | 1981  | 26.3 mi (42.3 km)[1][18] | 32  | UTC Transit Center
San Ysidro Transit Center | Daily
Green Line | 2005  | 19.8 mi (31.9 km)  | 24  | 12th & Imperial Transit Center
El Cajon Transit Center | Daily
Orange Line | 1986  | 17.1 mi (27.5 km)  | 18  | Courthouse station
El Cajon Transit Center  | Daily
Silver Line | 2011  | 2.7 mi (4.3 km)  | 9  | 12th & Imperial Transit Center | On Select Holidays
Copper Line | 2024  | 3.8 mi (6.1 km)  | 4  | Santee station
El Cajon Transit Center  | Daily

### Stations

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The following table lists all stations currently served by the San Diego Trolley.

Contents

* 0–9
* A
* B
* C
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* L
* M
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* W

* Notes
* References

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†  | Terminal station

Station[9] | Image  | Line(s)  | Location | Comments

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8th Street |  |  Blue Line | National City |
12th & Imperial†  |  |  Blue Line
Green Line
Orange Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
East Village | Universal transfer station for all lines:
transfer for Blue, Green, Orange, and Silver lines.
Serves Petco Park.
Terminus for Green and Silver lines.
24th Street |  |  Blue Line | National City |
25th & Commercial |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Grant Hill |
32nd & Commercial |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Stockton |
47th Street |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Chollas View |
70th Street |  |  Green Line | La Mesa |
Amaya Drive |  |  Green Line
Orange Line | La Mesa | Transfer station for Green and Orange lines.
America Plaza†  |  |  Blue Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Downtown Core | Transfer station for Blue and Silver lines.
Directly adjacent to Santa Fe Depot (i.e. short walking distance) – so is also an "indirect" transfer point for the Green Line.
This was an infill station – added upon competition of the One America Plaza building in 1991.
Terminus for some Blue Line trains.
Arnele Avenue†  |  |  Copper Line | El Cajon | Serves Parkway Plaza.
Balboa Avenue |  |  Blue Line | Clairemont, San Diego |
Barrio Logan |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
Logan Heights | Serves Chicano Park.
Beyer Boulevard |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
San Ysidro |
City College |  |  Blue Line
Orange Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
East Village | Serves San Diego City College, San Diego High School.
Civic Center |  |  Blue Line
Orange Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Downtown Core | Serves City Hall and Courthouse.
Clairemont Drive |  |  Blue Line | San Diego, Clairemont | Serves Mission Bay.
Convention Center |  |  Green Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Marina | Serves San Diego Convention Center.
County Center/Little Italy |  |  Green Line
Blue Line | San Diego,
Middletown | Serves San Diego County Administration Center.
Courthouse†  |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Downtown Core | Serves the San Diego County Courthouse complex.
Terminus for Orange Line.
E Street |  |  Blue Line | Chula Vista | This was an infill station (it was added 5 years after the line's opening) – the first infill station on the current Blue Line.
El Cajon |  |  Green Line
Orange Line
Copper Line | El Cajon | Terminus for Orange Line, Green Line, and Copper Line
Encanto/62nd Street |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Encanto |
Euclid Avenue |  |  Orange Line | San Diego,
Emerald Hills |
Executive Drive |  |  Blue Line | University City, San Diego |
Fashion Valley |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | Serves Fashion Valley Mall.
Fenton Parkway |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | This was an infill station (it was added almost 3 years after the line's opening) – the only infill station on the current Green Line.
Fifth Avenue |  |  Blue Line
Orange Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Downtown Core | Serves downtown San Diego.
Gaslamp Quarter |  |  Green Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Gaslamp Quarter | Serves Gaslamp Quarter; also Convention Center & Petco Park.
Gillespie Field |  |  Copper Line | El Cajon | Serves Gillespie Field (airport).
Grantville |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Grantville |
Grossmont |  |  Green Line
Orange Line | La Mesa | Serves Grossmont Center.
H Street |  |  Blue Line | Chula Vista |
Harborside |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
Logan Heights |
Hazard Center |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | Serves the Hazard Center Shopping Center.
Iris Avenue |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
Otay Mesa West |
La Mesa Blvd. |  |  Orange Line | La Mesa |
Lemon Grove Depot |  |  Orange Line | Lemon Grove |
Massachusetts Avenue |  |  Orange Line | Lemon Grove |
Middletown |  |  Green Line
Blue Line | San Diego,
Mission Hills |
Mission San Diego |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | Serves Mission San Diego de Alcalá.
Mission Valley Center |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | Serves Mission Valley mall.
Morena/Linda Vista |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Morena | Serves University of San Diego.
Nobel Drive |  |  Blue Line | La Jolla Village, San Diego | Serves La Jolla Village Square and The Shops at La Jolla.
Old Town |  |  Green Line
Blue Line | San Diego,
Old Town | Serves Old Town Historic Park.
Pacific Fleet |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
Logan Heights | Serves Naval Base San Diego.
Palm Avenue |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
Palm City |
Palomar Street |  |  Blue Line | Chula Vista |
Park & Market |  |  Blue Line
Orange Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
East Village |
Rio Vista |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley |
SDSU |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
College Area | Serves San Diego State University.
Only underground station in the San Diego Trolley system.
San Ysidro†  |  |  Blue Line | San Diego,
San Ysidro | Serves Mexico–United States border.
Terminus for Blue Line.
This was the original terminus for the original Trolley line.
Santa Fe Depot |  |  Green Line
Blue Line | San Diego,
East Village | Directly adjacent to America Plaza (i.e. short walking distance) – so is also an "indirect" transfer point for Blue and Silver lines.
This was the original terminus for the original Trolley line.
Santee†  |  |  Copper Line | Santee | Terminus for Copper Line.
Seaport Village |  |  Green Line
Silver Line | San Diego,
Marina | Serves Seaport Village.
Spring Street |  |  Orange Line | La Mesa |
Stadium |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
Mission Valley | Serves Snapdragon Stadium.
Tecolote Road |  |  Blue Line | San Diego, Morena | Serves SeaWorld.
UC San Diego Central Campus |  |  Blue Line | La Jolla | Serves the University of California, San Diego.
UC San Diego Health East |  |  Green Line | San Diego,
College Area | Serves East Campus Medical Center at UC San Diego Health
UC San Diego Health La Jolla |  |  Blue Line | La Jolla | Serves Jacobs Medical Center and Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla.
UTC†  |  |  Blue Line | University City, San Diego | Serves Westfield UTC and Costa Verde Shopping Center.
Terminus for Blue Line.
VA Medical Center |  |  Blue Line | La Jolla | Serves VA Medical Center (VAMC) of San Diego.
Washington Street |  |  Green Line
Blue Line | San Diego,
Mission Hills |

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f "San Diego Trolley, Inc" (PDF). San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. February 2013. Retrieved November 29, 2021 - via http://www.sdmts.com/about-mts. `{{cite web}}`: External link in ``|via=`` (help)
2. ^ a b c d e f g h "History [see: Timeline]". San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. 2015. Retrieved December 11, 2015.
3. ^ a b c d e f Ristine, Jeff (July 23, 2006). "After 25 years, the trolley keeps on moving". The San Diego Union-Tribune. Retrieved June 14, 2009.
4. ^ Robert J. Hawkins (September 22, 2010). "Construction Begins To Upgrade SD Trolley - $620M Project To Include New Track, Stations Along Blue, Orange Lines". KGTV ABC10 San Diego. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
5. ^ "Several Blue Line trolley stops to close this weekend". The San Diego Union Tribune. October 27, 2010. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
6. ^ Carolina Worrell (December 7, 2015). "Red and robust". Railway Age. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
7. ^ "Trolley Renewal". San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. 2015. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
8. ^ a b "Anout MTS". 2021. Retrieved November 29, 2021. "Light rail service is operated by SDTI on four lines (the UC San Diego Blue, Orange, Green and Silver Lines) with a total of 62 stations and 65 miles of rail."
9. ^ a b For station info, see also: "Trolley - Map and Station Lists". San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS). 2015. Retrieved April 5, 2021.
10. ^ "Transit Station Parking". San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS). July 27, 2015. Retrieved April 6, 2021.
11. ^ "UC San Diego Health Completes Acquisition of Alvarado Hospital Medical Center". UC San Diego Health. Retrieved January 15, 2024.
12. ^ "Trolley | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System". www.sdmts.com. May 22, 2015. Retrieved January 15, 2024.
13. ^ "Copper Line - East County Connector | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System". www.sdmts.com. April 29, 2024. Retrieved September 28, 2024.
14. ^ "Take a Ride Down Memory Lane for the Trolley's 42nd Anniversary | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System". www.sdmts.com. San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. August 10, 2023. Retrieved June 16, 2024.
15. ^ "San Diego Square Trolley Station". Flickr. San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. May 17, 2013. Retrieved June 16, 2024. "San Diego Square Trolley Station was located on C Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. It was named for the publicly funded senior-citizen-only apartment building one block east. The station was closed on March 23, 1986, due to low patronage and in order to accommodate a new station at Chula Vista Bayfront without additional dwell time (Bayfront/E Street Station opened in October 1986). Part of the reason for the low ridership at San Diego Square was its close proximity to the then-Gaslamp Station (now Fifth Avenue Station), located two blocks west on C Street between 5th and 6th Avenues."
16. ^ "San Diego Trolley". Southern California Regional Rocks and Roads. June 11, 2013. Retrieved June 16, 2024.
17. ^ "Vintage Trolley". San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. 2015. Retrieved March 23, 2016.
18. ^ "Mid-Coast Corridor Transit Project" (PDF). San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). April 2015. Retrieved November 29, 2021 - via U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Transportation in San Diego County

Air|

* McClellan–Palomar Airport
* San Diego International Airport

Bus (routes)|

* North County Transit District
* Breeze Rapid
* San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
* Rapid

Commuter rail and inter-city rail|

* COASTER
* Metrolink (Inland Empire–Orange County Line, Orange County Line)
* Pacific Surfliner (Amtrak)

Light rail|

* San Diego Trolley (Blue Line, Green Line, Orange Line, Silver Line)
* SPRINTER

Maritime|

* Broadway Pier
* Port of San Diego

Defunct|

* San Diego Electric Railway
* SuperLoop

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Currently operating light rail and streetcar systems in the United States

| Arizona|

* Phoenix Valley Metro Rail
* Tempe Streetcar
* Tucson Sun Link

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Arkansas|

* Little Rock Metro Streetcar
* Fort Smith Trolley

California|

* Los Angeles Metro Rail
* A, C, E, and K Lines
* Sprinter
* Sacramento RT
* San Diego Trolley
* San Francisco Muni
* Cable Cars
* E Embarcadero
* F Market & Wharves
* Muni Metro
* Santa Clara VTA

Colorado|

* Denver
* RTD light rail
* Denver Trolley
* Fort Collins Municipal Railway

District of Columbia|

* DC Streetcar

Florida|

* Tampa TECO Line Streetcar

Georgia|

* Atlanta Streetcar

Louisiana|

* New Orleans streetcars

Maryland|

* Baltimore Light RailLink

Massachusetts|

* Boston
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* Lowell Park Trolley

Michigan|

* Detroit QLine

Minnesota|

* Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro
* Blue Line
* Green Line
* Como-Harriet Streetcar
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* Lake Superior Railroad Museum

| Missouri|

* KC Streetcar
* St. Louis
* Loop Trolley
* MetroLink

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New Jersey|

* Hudson–Bergen Light Rail
* Newark Light Rail
* River Line

New York|

* Buffalo Metro Rail

North Carolina|

* Charlotte
* Lynx Blue Line
* CityLynx Gold Line

Ohio|

* Connector (Cincinnati)
* Cleveland
* RTA Blue, Green, and Waterfront Lines

Oklahoma|

* Oklahoma City Streetcar
* El Reno Heritage Express

Oregon|

* Portland
* MAX Light Rail
* Portland Streetcar
* Willamette Shore Trolley
* Astoria Riverfront Trolley

Pennsylvania|

* Philadelphia SEPTA Metro
* T, G, and D
* Pittsburgh Light Rail

Tennessee|

* Memphis MATA Trolley

Texas|

* Dallas
* DART light rail
* Dallas Streetcar
* M-Line Trolley
* El Paso Streetcar
* Houston METRORail
* Galveston Island Trolley

Utah|

* Salt Lake City
* TRAX
* S Line

Virginia|

* Norfolk The Tide

Washington|

* Seattle
* 1 Line
* 2 Line
* Seattle Streetcar
* T Line

Wisconsin|

* Milwaukee The Hop
* Kenosha Transit

Italics denote non-transit streetcar lines, operating only on limited dates and usually not year-round, for tourism or educational purposes.

Other transit in the United States:

* Rapid transit
* People mover & monorail
* Trolleybus
* Commuter rail

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Railroads of California

Common carriers|

| Class I|

* BNSF Railway
* Union Pacific Railroad

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Class III|

* Arizona and California Railroad
* Baja California Railroad
* California Northern Railroad
* Central Oregon and Pacific Railroad
* Goose Lake Railway
* Patriot Rail Company (Merced County Central Valley Railroad; Sacramento Valley Railroad)
* Northwestern Pacific Railroad
* San Francisco Bay Railroad
* Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway
* Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay Railroad
* San Diego and Imperial Valley Railroad
* Sierra Northern Railway
* San Joaquin Valley Railroad
* Santa Maria Valley Railroad
* Stockton Terminal and Eastern Railroad
* Trona Railway
* Ventura County Railroad
* Yreka Western Railroad

Terminal railway|

* Central California Traction Company
* Los Angeles Junction Railway
* Modesto and Empire Traction Company
* Pacific Harbor Line
* Quincy Railroad
* Richmond Pacific Railroad
* West Oakland Pacific Railroad

Passenger carriers|

| Inter-city rail|

* Amtrak
* California Zephyr
* Coast Starlight
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* Sunset Limited
* Texas Eagle
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* Capitol Corridor
* Pacific Surfliner
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Commuter rail|

* Altamont Corridor Express
* Caltrain
* Coaster
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* Arrow
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* Orange County
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* Coaster
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Mass transit|

* BART
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* cable cars
* Market Street Railway
* Muni Metro
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* San Diego Trolley
* VTA

Under construction|

* Brightline West
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* OC Streetcar

Private carriers|

* Edwards Air Force Base
* Southern California Railroad
* USG Corporation
* West Isle Line, Inc.

Heritage railroads|

* Calico and Odessa Railroad
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* California Western Railroad
* Disneyland Monorail
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* Ghost Town & Calico Railroad
* Niles Canyon Railway
* Napa Valley Wine Train
* Pacific Southwest Railway Museum
* Poway–Midland Railroad
* Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad
* Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway
* Sierra Railroad
* Sacramento RiverTrain
* Sacramento Southern Railroad
* Western Pacific Railroad Museum
* Western Railway Museum
* Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad

See also
Former carriers in California
List of United States railroads by political division

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San Diego Trolley

Blue Line

University City|

* UTC
* Executive Drive
* UC San Diego Health La Jolla
* UC San Diego Central Campus
* VA Medical Center
* Nobel Drive

Clairemont|

* Balboa Avenue
* Clairemont Drive
* Tecolote Road

Old Town–Middletown|

* Old Town (via )
* Washington Street
* Middletown (via )

Downtown|

* County Center/Little Italy
* Santa Fe Depot
* America Plaza (via )
* Civic Center
* Fifth Avenue
* City College (via )
* Park & Market
* 12th & Imperial

Barrio Logan|

* Barrio Logan
* Harborside
* Pacific Fleet

National City|

* 8th Street
* 24th Street

Chula Vista|

* E Street
* H Street
* Palomar Street

South San Diego|

* Palm Avenue
* Iris Avenue
* Beyer Blvd.
* San Ysidro

Green Line

Downtown|

* 12th & Imperial
* Gaslamp Quarter
* Convention Center
* Seaport Village
* Santa Fe Depot
* County Center/Little Italy

Old Town–Middletown|

* Middletown (via )
* Washington Street
* Old Town (via )

Mission Valley|

* Morena/Linda Vista
* Fashion Valley
* Hazard Center
* Mission Valley Center
* Rio Vista
* Fenton Parkway
* Stadium
* Mission San Diego

Grantville–College Area|

* Grantville
* SDSU
* UC San Diego Health East

La Mesa|

* 70th Street
* Grossmont
* Amaya Drive

El Cajon|

* El Cajon

Orange Line

Downtown|

* Courthouse
* Civic Center
* Fifth Avenue
* City College (via )
* Park & Market
* 12th & Imperial

Logan Heights|

* 25th & Commercial
* 32nd & Commercial

Chollas View–Lincoln Park–Encanto|

* 47th Street
* Euclid Avenue
* Encanto/62nd Street

Lemon Grove|

* Massachusetts Avenue
* Lemon Grove Depot

La Mesa|

* Spring Street
* La Mesa Blvd.
* Grossmont

El Cajon|

* El Cajon

Copper Line

El Cajon–Santee|

* El Cajon
* Arnele Avenue
* Gillespie Field
* Santee

Other

Other lines & stations|

* Silver Line (limited service)
* Special Event Line (used during Comic-Con only)
* Purple Line (proposed)

* San Diego Square (closed station)
* Columbia Street (closed station)

Connecting services|

* COASTER
* Pacific Surfliner
* (via )

* MTS Bus
* NCTD Breeze Bus

* Pronto
* Transportation in San Diego
* San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
* San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway
* San Diego and Imperial Valley Railroad
* San Diego Electric Railway

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