San Diego – The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is advising riders to plan ahead and take extra time if riding the bus or Trolley today due to extensive damage to the rail system and roadways caused by Monday’s storm. All three Trolley lines will be running at lesser frequencies than normal. Service impacts are as follows:
Orange Line:
- In service between 12th & Imperial Transit Center (downtown San Diego) and Euclid Transit Center
- Not in service between 12th & Imperial Transit Center and Courthouse Station (downtown core)
- Riders can use Blue Line at America Plaza or 12th & Imperial as an alternative
- Not in service between Euclid Transit Center and Lemon Grove Transit Center due to storm damage
- Buses will be shuttling passengers between impacted stations
- In service between Lemon Grove Transit Center and Arnele (end of line)
Green Line:
- Serving all stations (12th & Imperial Transit Center – Santee Station)
- Riders should anticipate delays as the system recovers
UC San Diego Blue Line:
- Serving all stations (San Ysidro Transit Center – UTC)
- Riders should anticipate delays as the system recovers
Bus service is operating a full schedule but some roadway detours still remain in effect. This is an evolving situation as repairs are made and service is restored. Riders are encouraged to plan ahead by contacting Information and Trip Planning for the latest information 619-233-3004 (available 5:30am to 8:30pm), or checking the latest on the Alerts and Detours page.
About MTS
The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) operates 97 bus routes and three Trolley lines in 10 cities and unincorporated areas of San Diego. MTS is a leader in advancing initiatives to create a greener, cleaner and better-connected transit system in San Diego. Each weekday more than 250,000 passenger trips are taken throughout the MTS system taking people to work, school, health appointments and other essential trips. In FY 2023, MTS served more than 68 million riders. For service schedule updates, news, alerts and more information on how you can use public transportation, go to www.sdmts.com.
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