A train of SD100's departs the Convention Center station with an Orange Line service. The green line now has taken over this particular line with the Orange ending at the Santa Fe Depot.

The newest trolleys to hit the rails is the S70. These low floor cars will eventually bring about the retirement of the 32 year old U2s after system modernization is completed by 2015.

Two sets of 32 year old U2 cars meet at American Plaza providing Blue Line services. As of September the Blue Line now ends at American Plaza, the U2's are due to be retired in 2015.

A U2 trolley sits at American Plaza Station in downtown. San Diego was where the light rail revolution started the first system in modern America built from scratch. The U2 cars were the first to ... (more)

A soon to be retired U2 leads a blue line service outbound through downtowntown San Diego. When the low floor project is completed these cars the first to roll on the system will be retired.

Northbound manifest train departing downtown San Diego for Barstow. The train was pulling about twenty-seven cars this evening. I am standing on California Street, between Hawthorn and Grape stree... (more)

An Amtrak train awaits departure time at San Diego's Santa Fe Depot station.

AMTK 572 is pulling into the "Santa Fe Depot" station in downtown San Diego.

A six-car BNSF Railway business train skirts Interstate 5 as it approaches downtown San Diego, California, on May 15th, 2012. Brand new ES44C4 6967 brought this train to Los Angeles the previous ... (more)

San Diego Northern "Coaster" commuter train #653 crosses the lagoons in the Sorrento Valley in northern San Diego, California, as it heads from downtown San Diego to Oceanside on January 27th, 201... (more)

The trolley bar and adjoining yard use to be the main shops of the San Diego & Arizona (Eastern was added after a takeover by SP). The railroad was constructed in the early 1910s to create a secon... (more)

The Surf Line is, for obvious reasons, a popular spot in the private car circles. I would estimate that from mid-Spring right to the end of Summer maybe one in ten Surfliners have at least one pri... (more)

LORAX! Taken well before Lorax-branded everything was cool, MTS vehicle #2019 sports a Lorax-themed ad-wrap promoting green travel via Trolley. Check out a close-up on the impressive more)

In the prewar years, one could easily confuse this area along Miramar Hill for Cajon Pass. For the most part it was nothing but wilderness and actually had as many as five locomotives stationed at... (more)

This is about as railroad as San Diego gets. Just south of downtown and the Padres' Petco Park, the San Diego trolley, local shortline San Diego & Imperial Valley and BNSF each have small yards ne... (more)