San Diego (Calif.) Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is donating up to 39 decommissioned Siemens SD100 LRVs (light rail vehicles) to the city of Mendoza, Argentina. The first three LRVs recently ...

The vehicles headed for Mendoza are part of the second generation of trolleys at MTS, the Siemens SD100 series. After almost 30 years, MTS decommissioned the trolleys to lower maintenance costs ...

Dozens of old San Diego trolley cars are getting a new life in South America, ... MTS’ second-generation trolleys — the Siemens SD100 series — rolled out in the mid-1990s.

The vehicles headed for Mendoza are part of the second generation of trolleys at MTS, the Siemens SD100 series. After almost 30 years, MTS decommissioned the trolleys to lower maintenance costs ...

The San Diego Trolley is on its fifth generation of light rail cars, and they have always been built by Sacramento-based Siemens Mobility Inc. The first cars cost about $825,000.

The Metropolitan Transit System and an Argentinian province on Friday celebrated the donation of 39 San Diego trolley cars for their Metrotranvía light rail network.

The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) Board has approved a $125 million capital improvement program for FY 2022, which includes $28.5 million for new SD100 light rail vehicles. The LRV funds ...

San Diego’s Metropolitan Transit System announced Friday it received the first of 45 new trolley cars from German manufacturing company Siemens. (Credit: San Diego Metropolitan Transit System ...

The San Diego Trolley is on its fifth generation of light rail cars, and they have always been built by Sacramento-based Siemens Mobility Inc. The price of the first cars, which were sans ...

San Diegans will be able to ride newly designed trolley cars starting this weekend, complete with overhauled seating and greater wheelchair accessibility.Metropolitan Transit System officials ...

SAN DIEGO (CNS) – Transportation leaders and transit advocates Tuesday took the first official trolley trip on the southern end of the Mid-Coast Extension of the UC San Diego Blue Line.