San Diego Transit is a public bus service operated by the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) for the San Diego area.
MTS is one of the oldest transit systems in Southern California Dating Back as early as the 1880s, although the d/b/a names have changed over the years the two modes of transportation, buses and light rail, have remained consistent over the past 125 years.
San Diego Transit has the following operating divisions:
- Internally operated fixed route bus services consisting largely of urban and express routes in the core of the San Diego area. Bus operators are hired and managed under MTS.
- Contracted services consisting of fixed route, paratransit services, and rural services. Each is provided under a contractual basis to a transportation service provider. Veolia Transport.
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