San Diego Trolley

The tram San Diego (English: San Diego Trolley ) is a public transport means in the Californian city of San Diego and its surrounding areas. The tram took on July 26, 1981 to their service and now operates three main lines, the blue, the orange and the green line. In addition to weekends, the silver line in the city center. When rolling initially on the trains used in Edmonton, Alberta, Calgary and Frankfurt Siemens Duewag U2 in use, more recently, the successor model SD -100 and low-floor vehicles of the type Siemens Avanto/S70 used.

The first plans for the system of the San Diego Trolley began in 1966. The old tram system was in 1949 converted to bus service. 1966-1975, various alternatives discussed (improved bus system, reactivation of the old tram network, elevated railway system with automatic control etc ). Currently there are plans to expand the system.