California & Hawaii Transit

Los Angeles Subway

This section deals with California & Hawaii. California has become very big for transit over the past 10~15 years. The oldest, and largest system belongs to San Francisco & Los Angeles has proven that if you build rail transit, they will come!

When visiting the City by the Bay that you also stop by nearby San Jose and close by Sacramento for transit. And of course one must make a special trip in Southern California to San Diego.

Choose Your City:

New	State	City	# of Photos	New Photos	Services	Notes
	CA	Anaheim	57			The famous Disneyland Monorail. Streetcar is planned.
	CA	Los Angeles	304			Who said rail won't work in LA's car culture. You have 21 subway lines and 4 light rail lines. Extensions are underways with more planned. The Metrolink commuter rails system is rather extensive. In Downtown LA there is the funicular Angel's Flight.
	CA	Sacramento	48			Portions of Sacramento's Light Rail system is like an old fashioned interurban. It covers the region well.
	CA	San Diego	245	130		The city that started the US Light Rail movement. There is also Coaster Commuter Rail, and the North-County Sprinter line.
	CA	San Francisco	1182			BART is a regional metro. MUNI operated Light Rail, cable cars and the tourist F line to Fisherman's Wharf. The is Caltrain, SMART Train and airport links. A transit fan's dream
	CA	San Jose	140			VTA Light Rail covers the San Jose area well. ACE commuter rail line is a success.
	HI	Honolulu	91			A brnad new automated elevated light metro opened in 2023
	HI	Maui	11			Maui airport has a tram
Total		8 Cities	2078	130

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