Public Transportation

San Diego’s MTS’ Route 992, stops at both Terminals 1 and 2 operates every day from 4:15 a.m. to midnight, every 15 minutes. This service is wheelchair accessible and connects with the Trolley, COASTER and Amtrak stations as well as many bus lines.  For more information on the 992, click here. For live updates, click here.

Route 910, an overnight bus service, offers service between the U.S.-Mexico border and downtown with limited stops. Route 910 operates every day from 12:30 – 5 a.m. every 30 minutes. During 992 service from 4:15 am to midnight, you can transfer from the 910 at the “City College Transit Center” or “Santa Fe Depot / America Plaza Transit Center” stops. If you are transferring from the 910 Overnight express and paid with card / phone, you are eligible for free transfer following MTS’s two-hour transfer policy. For more information on the 910, click here. For live updates, click here.

San Diego County features various bus line routes that provide easy connections to the 992.

San Diego proper:

2 (Downtown – North Park)
3 (UCSD Med. Ctr / Hillcrest – Euclid Transit Center)
5 (Euclid Transit Center – Downtown)
7 (Downtown – University & College)
11 (SDSU – Downtown)
110 (Downtown – Mira Mesa Express)
120 (Kearny Mesa Transit Center – Downtown)
215 (SDSU – Downtown Mid City Rapid)
923 (Ocean Beach – Downtown)

East County:

12 (Skyline Hills – City College)

North County:

20 (Rancho Bernardo Transit Station – Downtown)
235 (Downtown – Escondido Transit Center)
280 (Downtown – Escondido Transit Center)
290 (Downtown – Rancho Bernardo Transit Station)

South Bay:

225 (Downtown – Otay Mesa Transit Center)
901 (Downtown – Iris Transit Center)
929 (Iris Transit Center – 12th & Imperial)

Visit the MTS Online Trip Planner to find the best route for your travel.

For more information on the Metropolitan Transit System, call 619-233-3004 or visit www.sdmts.com.