North American Transit
North America is known for being a car culture. However most medium to large cities, and some small ones, offer rail-based transit. This section is divided into regions, then into cities for easy navigation.
A total of 8,531 photos of 57 cities are for your viewing pleasure.
New Cities ADDED: El Reno, OK with 4 photos; Kansas City with 94 photos; Oklahoma City with 43 photos; Santa Fe/ABQ, NM with 8 photos
UPDATED Cities!: Denver with 114 photos; Fort Collins with 8 photos; Phoenix with 100 photos; Salt Lake City with 32 photos
10 Cities
2,221 Photos
This is the Northeastern US. New York City dominates here, Some other cities include Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington DC, and more..
8 Cities
511 Photos
The southeast of the US includes many great states and transit systems. New Orleans, Atlanta, Miami, Jacksonville, Memphis, and more.
7 Cities
927 Photos
This includes the cities around the Great Lakes in addition to Missouri and Minnesota. Chicago, Minneapolis, and more.
15 Cities
1860 Photos
403 new
This is the heart of the United States. This includes Denver, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Salt Lake, among others
7 Cities
1293 Photos
This northwest corner of the US has a lot of transit options. The trendsetter Portland, the Emerald City of Seattle, and other smaller cities
7 Cities
1701 Photos
Every rail transit city in The Golden State is featured from San Diego to Sacramento and the transit fans dream of San Francisco
4 Cities
359 Photos
Canada is a rather larger country in area, but low population. However many the major cities have rail-based transit, with Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary all leading the pack.
1 City
10 photos
The Caribbean – Central America
There are a few transit properties in the Caribbean and Central America, but the only one featured here currently is San Juan, Puerto Rico