After many transportation studies.

After many transportation studies, San Diego shire officials agreed that San Diego stand in want ofed a commuter rail line to unclog highway congestion, especially in its North shire Because the north/south transportation corridor along the Pacific Ocean is individual of the busiest in the land the North County Transit District (NCTD) initiated a commuter rail service.

However, Californians are not known for readily giving up their cars for public transportation. The NCTD realized the best way to gain commuters out of their cars was to provide an affordable, comfortable, fast and safe alternative. With this in mind, NCTD security officials exhibited a closed-circuit television (CCTV) classification designed to monitor six commuter rail stations in its jurisdiction. The security body has deterred and prevented many crimes associated with public transportation.

In 1991 the North shire Transit District purchased 60 miles of rail from the Santa Fe Railroad. The rail is now