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MTS Orange Line Fully Reopens for the First Time Since Jan. 22 Flooding

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The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System's Orange Line Trolley returned to full service Friday. Since Jan. 22, MTS has not served two stations along the 19-station Orange Line. The transit agency estimates it will cost nearly $24 million to repair damage done to various parts of the transit system.

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Times of San Diego

MTS Orange Line Fully Reopens for the First Time Since Jan. 22 Flooding

Trolley cars along San Diego’s Orange Line. Photo credit: Screen shot, footage courtesy, MTS The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System‘s Orange Line Trolley returned to full service Friday for the first time since the Jan. 22 storms caused major flooding in San Diego. 🚨 Exciting news! 🚆 The Orange Line is 100% operational as of today, Feb. 16! 🎈 Our incredible rail team worked tirelessly to restore service as soon as possible. Huge thanks …

3 months ago·San Diego County, United States

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