All buses on SDSU's routes are 'bike buses' and provide wheelchair lift service. From the six bus routes-11, 14, 115, 856, 936, and 955 and MTS Rapid Route 215-that currently service the campus, you can transfer to anywhere in the San Diego area. Bus Routesīuses stop on the SDSU Transit Center's street level mezzanine. See the Trolley System Map for locations of each trolley stop. The trolley stops at the station located 55 feet underground. The Green Line Trolley connects east and west routes to SDSU. The Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) offers Family Weekend Specials where up to two children age 5 and under ride free with any paying passenger on all MTS routes. If its parked in front of my house, believe me, Im calling to have it towed.

Some trolley ticket machines accept only $1 or $5 bills, and some accept credit/debit cards. Just park in a neighborhood near a Trolley Station and use Uber to get. Faresīus and trolley fares vary depending on routes and passenger type, and exact fare is required.

If you have never ridden before, the Bus and Trolley Rider's Guide offers helpful tips as you plan your trip. These public transportation routes connect the university to destinations throughout greater San Diego, including the airport, train station and Snapdragon Stadium. Beat the traffic and go green by taking the bus or Green Line trolley to the SDSU Transit Center.

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