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South East US Transit

Jacksonville

The southern US is a growing section of the US. They to have turned to transit as a solution to the growing traffic problems. I have started the South at Maryland and worked my way southward. Washington DC has the largest system, followed by Atlanta and Miami.

Please Choose Your City:

Denotes photos added since January 2008

New State City # of Photos New
Photos Services Notes

AR Fort Smith 0 This streetcar system serves the historic district.

AR Little Rock 23 This is a new Heritage Streetcar system that opened in 2004

FL Jacksonville 12 This monorail system serves as a downtown circulator.

FL Miami 30 City has an above ground "subway" complemented with a downtown circulator. Extensions are planned. Tri-Rail Commuter train service it looking at service expansion.

FL Orlando 2 Actually Lake Buena Vista, the famous Disney Monorail.

FL
Tampa 0 The new Teco Streetcar line is operational, with a push for expansion

GA Atlanta 10 MARTA Talks about expansion of their fine subway system.

LA New Orleans 6 The famous St. Charles line is soon to be joined with a remake of the Canal St Line. Don't forget to ride the Riverfront line as well.

NC Charlotte 0 The tourist trolley line is the pre-cursor to Light rail in this southern city.

TN Memphis 103 The Memphis Trolley utilizes heritage cars, that might expand into a regional light rail system

TN Nashville 0 In 2006 the Music City Star Commuter line is to open between Nashville & Lebanon.

WV Morgantown 0 This innovative people mover system serves a University.

Total 11 Cities 186

Last Updated: 04/07/08

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