I've come through here many times when I drive down to Tijuana or Ensenada. In a bid to increase…read moresecurity, Mexico is now conducting their own inspections in this area. Getting picked for inspection is really a matter of luck (or lack thereof). The inspection is not too much of a hassle, though. They ask for your license, registration, and they do a moderate inspection on your car. Just use common sense, and you'll be fine (don't bring anything that can be considered a weapon, no controlled substances, etc). The inspection will take less than 15 minutes, and you'll be on your way. From there, the road forks into three areas: zona centro (where it leads to to Ave. Revolucion), zona federal (which I believe leads you to Zona Rio), and the roads that lead you to Rosarito and Ensenada.

Not sure when the new pedestrian bridge was opened, but it was super fast to cross back to the US…read more The wait will vary depending on when you cross so I guess we were lucky. The only downside is that you won't get to purchase any last minute churros or other items while you wait in line. Once you exit the building you will be next to the Outlets.

Awesome! Air conditioned buses that are never too crowded and run on time. The rapid technology is…read moreincredible - route 225 is perfect for going to/from downtown. Great service and station!

There has been many times where I have rode the bus and trying to get there where I needed to go…read morealong with so many families as well. I must say that the jobs that the bus drivers have, they take on a big responsibility of getting to where the need to go. But I give thanks for all that they do for so many families. I know for me when I get home I am so thankful that God got me home safe. But I'm sure he does that for so many as well. There will be things when we could find ourselves stuck and trying to get to where we need to go and the timing is always off. Well at least for me. Anyhow I just want to give thanks to those that help get us to where we need to go. Thank you

Really bad customer service and unhappy bus drivers,, rude, disrespectful,unprofessional, not…read morerecommended,

Muy Buena experiencia . Hoye uno de los chavalos de el corre caminos me dejo una targeta tiempo…read moreatras en santa barbara calif . Me dio 2 gratis . Creo que ya es tiempo yame Toca y que me busque estoy en tijuana por un tiempo . Hoy 23 de noviembre de san ysidro a fontana . Y el 27 de November fontana san ysidro 909 878 6823

With the many years that the trolley has been here in San Diego and the many areas of the South Bay…read moreand the North County with the many areas of the Sprinter and the Amtrack, and with the Amtrack Train which has service all the way up into the far areas of California and the many areas outside the state. With the many stations that line the cities and the many counties you have the ones that have the many busses and the ones that are based in the middle of neighborhoods and the ones that are close by the by the small business strip malls that is with the many that are located in the East County which connects many of the trolleys of the Green Line and the Orange Line that services many areas. When I had taken the Blue Line there was a report that of a new walkway and parking area that would give people easy access and the easy way to get to the platform. Arriving at the Beyer station there was no sign and the area that I had discovered was an area that had been cleaned and the weeds removed yet there was no construction. Taken the Blue Line many times on the trip to the international border I have seen the many people get hustled and taken for their money on cab rides and rides to the lower areas of Tiajuana the things that you never do at the border is flash money. Upon arrival at the station at Beyer Blvd is the station is the midst of the neighborhood with the houses that are to both sides with the medical center that you see of the San Ysidro Medical you see many of them, yet the medical center does share the parking and the access to the parking and the many areas of the station near to the many of the side streets with several miles of the border. The many areas which I have seen at the Beyer Blvd the security is there yet the times of the patrols can be very heavy in the morning with many people do take the trolley to get to work. The need for security to be on the train is a must and with the health and safety of the riders makes the San Diego Trolley much safer to ride to cut back on the use of bikes on the trolley during set times it takes up space and seats for those and those which are disabled. Seats that are near the door or to the side doors are for those that are disabled or using a wheelchair. Beyer Station is one area when you take the trolley is come back early many of the southern stops don't have bus service after certain times that makes very dangerous times for those that are female travelers you need to travel with a coworker when going home. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer travel with the San Trolley and the many buses that service many areas it can save you time with the connections to the many Trolley Stations you can park, or you can walk too the nearest trolley center near your home saves time, also saves you gas to buy a monthly pronto card. The San Diego Blue Line is one that does have safety Issues and with the increase in security those issues have slowly decreased. (CR) The pictures that I take with my camera are the property of Irish Traveling Reviewer.

Beyer Boulevard is another residential stop along the blue line. Much like Iris street, it offers…read morefree parking, has a nice layout, and is decently maintained. Again, there isn't much to do around this area, but it serves its community well. I'm not entirely sure why this stop even exists but the overall quality of the station itself is good enough to give it the a-ok

San Yasidro transit center is the stop that drops you close to get across the border into Mexico…read more It can get very packed. As they're are many vendors selling stuff and people going in and out. I've never had any problems but some have.

We've never gone this far south on the trolley and my son wanted to go on an adventure. We hopped…read moreon the green line trolley at Gaslamo district station. Then we transferred to the blue line to take us here. It was about a 25 minute trip. Once we arrived we quickly noticed that there's not much to do or see around there. There's a McDonalds and Jack in the Box as well as a shopping center. I wanted to explore a little more but my son wasn't interested in that day. There was a lot of hustle and bustle. But I didn't feel inherently unsafe or anything line that. Just stayed aware of my surroundings. I could see how this would provide a very convenient way to get back and forth in these 2 areas Someone asked me if I needed a taxi in TJ. But I declined of course. Once we arrived the Trolley stuck around did maybe 15 minutes or so. So we were able to walk out;, look around, then get right back on. Next time we go we'll bring our passports and my husband to check out the other side.