The security of the trolley are great men. I approached heart in hand, on was on radio and kindly…read moresd give me a moment, then a bigger security approaches and I backed further. I explained there a guy angel shirt but not an angel. I gave him $5 cans. He needs shoes but he will find then. Come tomorrow buy a ticket and get home. Promise or he'll stay on fentsnyk snd I spun my wheels. I reported and backed off and drove away. I understand guard position.after all he did not accept my intention. Thers still sick people surrounding your beautiful trolley stations. Sad but true. Yesterday after church i passed out water its hot in el cajon. Today I just got off work and was trying only to help. Its 5pm now sorry if anyone got offended. Just trying to help people that are lost or sick or homeless. Relax you have great a t peoplemwokjng security. Cameras are good too i think

El Cajon transit center is ok. Its a great way to get around…read moreSD and its super nice on the wallet. It has a large parking lot. If you wanted to leave your car and ride. It can get packed and sometimes it gets full of shady characters. Not, my favorite station lol.

This is the newest trolley line in San Diego and consequently the most comfortable to ride. I've…read moreridden the Green Line to exciting events besides school haha, like concerts at the House of Blues, the ball park, SD Comic Con with fellow passengers in storm trooper costumes (so fun) and other events downtown, where parking is limited, I've even taken the trolley to begin a cross country trip to Florida. I have fond memories of the train and when I see it around town I can't help but smile. Making preparations for a trip on the trolley does make the process smoother, the MTS site allows you to plan trips by entering an address and also purchasing fare online, so simple! Make it easy on yourself: purchase fare ahead of time here: https://compasscard.511sd.com/webtix/

This is the only trolley station where I feel safe at besides Mission Valley. Everywhere else,…read moreespecially El Cajon and Lemon Grove, I feel unsafe. If I happen to get caught here at night, then it wouldn't be an issue with me. There's never any trolley cops here ironically though, but the area it's in is a very good area. Never had any issues.

The "Coaster." Go…read moreanywhere up and down the San Diego County coast for a few bucks on new, quiet, and clean trains. (I suppose trains like this stay this clean and pristine because San Diego hasn't got Chicago's awful weather). I took the Coaster to Old Town to meet a friend for dinner before I went to the airport on my way out of town. Service operates primarily during weekday peak periods, but there is also limited weekday midday, Friday evening, and Saturday service. Special evening service is provided when the San Diego Padres play Monday-Thursday evening home games. The only thing that bugged me is there was no one to collect the ticket I bought at the station before boarding. This was 100% honor system, and I suspect it's widely abused to the disadvantage of the transit authority, but maybe they save more money than they lose this way by not employing conductors.

La Mesa Blvd. Trolley station was always on time and my way of transportation for most of my…read moretravels while living in SD. Friendly employees and safe travels.

With new expansion of the San Diego Trolley that will be servicing the city of Santee that is a…read moresingle trolley of the Copper Line for the Green Line will not be servicing the city of Santee. With the many Trolleys that service the city of San Diego will have new service . With my day trip out to the city of Lamesa with the Annual Oktoberfest will be coming to the city that brings many people to the quiet village with the Lamesa Village that has many of the older and new restaurants that have en there since the 1950s for many parts of the Lamesa Village that have been here since the late 1850s that many of them in the 1940s. For the city of the Lamesa Village has many historical sites from the first bank of Calif to the local first drug stores . For the many restaurants and the pubs they have you find some them are the small hole in the wall to the brewery of the Curbside Pub Restaurant that has some of the best hamburgers . The large clocktower below there is the Goodwill store where you can find many things to create one of the creative costumes. The Lamesa Village walk takes by past the train station and the many retail and food stores . One of the older restaurants had shut its doors which has been PorVa Vor restaurant that has changed hands . For the large size of Oktoberfest is to take the the trolley in from Spring Street and the Grossmont trolley centers. It's easier to take the trolley to the city of Lamesa Village for the parking g near by will be expensive. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the city of Lamesa Village has many places to enjoy and the many restaurants you can have the best dinners and some of the best pizza. Many of the restaurants that are in Lamesa have the best breakfast with the best Starbucks Coffee .For the city of Lamesa Village has som vof the best things for kids food selections and two large parks nearby .

AFFORDABLE & HELPFUL! It's usually a fun time riding the trolley, especially during Comic Con. My…read morefamily and I got a good deal on Pronto cards (tickets) for Comic Con weekend. We spent $20 per person and we got unlimited rides throughout the SDCC weekend. Some trolley stops have parking where you can leave your car parked for free and you can just hop on the trolley, however many do not. Regardless, the trolley is definitely helpful if you don't want drive and rather avoid parking fees. My favorite line is the Blue Line as it's less congested and covers a lot of DT San Diego, all the way to San Ysidro! I took the line from E street and it dropped me off at 12th and Imperial which wasn't too far from the Hilton next to the Convention Center. The Green Line was cool too but it's arguably the most popular route as it takes you directly to Old Town, the Convention Center, Seaport and other major destinations. Just be prepared to wait before you can actually board as odds are they'll be packed from door to door.

I absolutely love the SD trolley. Reliable safe…read moretransportation that gets me around the city of San Diego.

The Santee Green line station is a great way to get around…read more Its reasonable priced and gets you all around the East County.

The many cities that can be considered as the many places of the East County and the many places…read morethat show the many colors of the many seasons from when the winter months do set upon the many smaller areas of a state see the changing color of the leaves feeling the springtime winds blow through the neighborhood. From the Introduction of the many stations along the way which gave the many areas the city and the many areas of the county the way to travel to the many areas of the East County and the many areas of the South Bay. With the Introduction of the trolley that the city of Santee was against the Idea of the San Diego Trolley coming to the city of Santee with the station in the middle of the town. City of Santes has been one that has extensive history prior to joining the Union in September 9, 1850, California was governed at different times by both Spain and Mexico. Today remains of the Spanish Influence can still be seen in the Old Historic Misson Dam Site at the west entrance of the city. With the many years that you find that the city of Santee has the well-designed shopping mall with the many department's stores with the large Target that is located near the Trolley which you can access through the main parking lot. The many changes in the season that you can in the city of Santee and the color of the leaves that change color at Santee Trolley Town Center. The original history of Santee was part of Rancho El Cajon, a Mexican era rancho grant owned by the family of Don Miguel de Pedro Rena, a Calif Ranchero and the singer of the California Constitution. Santee Town center has so many years to see the true history of Santee and the many surrounding areas to see Santee's back history. The design of trolley the Green Line that services from the 12th and imperial is one that has brought so much to Santee. As a yelp Elite Reviewer that when the Trolley was being Introduced to Santee it was an issue that Santee had stated they didn't want the problems that would come from the trolley. After the many years the trolley has changed the look of Santee making travel much easier for those that go to work in Downtown San Diego. With Santee Town Center has been one place that has surprised so many with the many retails and grocery stores that are located close by. In closing with the end of the year Santee Town Center has been an excellent location with the many new bus routes to help with connecting to the San Diego Trolley Green Line. Happy Holidays to one and all safe travel to all.

The ABC bus between Tijuana and Ensenada is a great find. Together with Uber or other local public…read moretransportation, there is no need to drive across the border and worry about driving in Baja and all the potential associated risks. Although this is said to be a good time, you never know. So for peace of mind and really not much in the way of inconvenience, try the ABC bus if you are going to Ensenada from the states. It also goes to many other parts of Baja and at very reasonable prices. You can go all the way down to Cabo if you like. So where to leave your car? My daughter used an overnight airport parking lot in San Diego near a red trolley stop and took the trolley to the border. It is still a bit of a hassle to get back into the states walking back on a Sunday, but still better than driving. Be prepared to walk so pack light. I would do it again.

We took the ABC bus from Ensenada to Tijuana - bought our tickets at the booth $200 pesos per…read moreperson and fortunately our bus was departing in just a few minutes. The buses run about every 30 minutes and are clean and comfortable. If you want some snacks for the ride, there is an OXXO next door

With the many Transit centers that I have seen have been like the many airports that I have taken…read moretrips to just get to the general feel of them when you take the bus you want to get to know the station and the many busses that leave and transfer many riders from around the city of San Diego. The main terminal, itself it was more of a wait station the many other routes that service the North County and those of the Southern areas when you use the Express busses. Sabre Springs was not the station that that you may see at the many Trolleys and the Train Station where most of the express busses that start from the lower Downtown area of San Diego. From when you take the 235-bus express that takes you the many areas of North County and the final stop is Escondido. With the many connections that you can get to the North County that hooks in with the main freeway that hooks in with the El Cajon and the University Blvd transit station that you can catch at the above ground stations. Yes, there are many people that say we don't like the bus yet with the rising cost of gas and the constant headaches of the traffic messes that you come across right about 400pm and the 500pm hour when you do have to buy extra gas in the morning. The many bus lines and the Express lines that service the Sabre springs Terminal that you can park your car there at the large multi-level parking garage and be able to get the many buses that take you on the freeway and the ones taking the Express routes. To have Express Terminals that you can get to and catch the buses that take you much faster and gets you past the traffic jams and through some areas that require the paid travel pass on the freeway. As a Yelp Elite from the many stations and the travel on the buses when you have learned the buses since your 15 yes it can be a great journey and the many places you go past you get to see the many things you saw when you were a teenager. Sabre Springs is one great station that can handle the many Express Buses with the North County there is much more to service and the buses are so much easier.

Please add a restroom, even if it's a porta potty. It's a busy place with very few restaurants…read morearound.

One of the many widely used Trolley Centers has been the one on Spring Street that is used by the…read moremany students that come from Spring Valley and the areas of Lemon Grove. For the Spring Street Trolley was one that you could get on and take into Lemon Grove to go to College Grove Shopping Center. Spring Street has been station that when the storm had washed through many areas some of the stations were destroyed with the many workers of Calif and the SDTransit things were taken back to the start . Spring Street is one station that can catch the busses that take you into Spring Valley for many people board at the station for the ball games and concerts. For the next large event that will be going to the city of Lamesa Village the Oktoberfest is one of the Largest. The past Trolleys the prices were much lower with the expansion of the trolley the Trolleys changed welcoming designed for those using wheel chairs . With the Pronto Card fare system you can tap at the station when you catch the Orange line towards the city of ElCajon where you can catch the many other busses for the trolley you get to the many stations in the times of 5 to 10 minutes. You can purchase tickets at the station before board the trolley you can also purchase the Pronto cards that you can load and use for the trolley they can be used on the trolley. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the spring Street is one of the larger stations the parking areas you can find near the trolley . Easy access to the disabled ramp when the trolley comes in you can catch on both sides of the platform. For the first time riders its a smooth ride into Lamesa and the Downtown Area with the Orange Line you can take in both directions . Happy Travels

The Spring Street Trolley Station is your park and ride stop in the area. The station layout is…read morenice, but the problem is that it is isolated from the the rest of the area and so at night, its not the ideal place to be. Even considering that, you will still need to walk a bit to get to wherever you are trying to get to since this actual station is so big with it's parking area. Overall, I feel this location could have been better off a couple blocks over or at least have the actual stop closer to traffic so you don't feel so isolated from the actual area.

Who ever you have driving vehicle V541 really needs to take some lessons on how to drive safely…read more Hes driving all over the place on the freeway no lights while merging into other lanes and almost hit my car if I didn't slam my brakes and swerve out of the way. He tail gates every car he is behind and still switches lanes with no signal.

Pro:Clean vehicles from what I saw…read more Con:Driver/Dispatch communications Brakes on my transport were starting to go(grinding noise as breaking) Instead of unloading me closer to entrance(driver side), didn't turn around and unloaded me towards the parking lot ADA: C So, I use transport for almost everyplace I go as I'm in a wheelchair. Their vehicle are clean. I primarily go through my insurance (Molina), who contracts out transport to companies such as this. My driver explained he would be my return driver. Of course appt ran a bit over but was still in my window for pickup. Contacted my driver and was told, he had to take a trip(from this company) for someone else even though I was about to be picked up.... Window: 12:46p - 1:16p Called at 12:48p: Told he would be back in 15min. Called Molina Dispatch at 1:40p. Put on hold then transferred to other associate(s). Told 15 more min. 2:07p: Finally picked up So even though my drivers dispatch knew he was already on a trip, pulled him away and made me wait for over an hour outside in San Marcos. I cannot say that I recommend Mareta Transport. Just didn't feel they have there timing and routes ready for their drivers who do the hard work.