Whether you choose to take advantage of the city’s public transportation
system or explore the open road in San Diego, you’ll be able to do it
all from your San Diego temporary housing unit. Headed to the beach or
to work, it’s easy to get around San Diego.
Public Transportation
The San Diego Metro Transit System is an easy way for temporary housing
residents in San Diego to get around. The system, which includes busses,
trains and trolleys, covers 570 square miles and transports over 84 million
passengers a year. From Old Town to Fashion and Mission Valleys and even
into Tijuana, Mexico, you can count on the transit system to get you where
you need to go. For longer distances, Coaster trains (part of the Metro
system) carry San Diego temporary housing residents into the city and
the Amtrak train will take you up and down the Pacific coastline.
Driving
Traveling by car during your stay in executive housing? The city encourages
more people and fewer cars, which lessens the traffic and the strain on
the roads. For those who choose to travel by car, San Diego has well developed
roads and highways to get you from place to place. Major freeways and
interstates in San Diego include:
- Interstate 5: Runs north/south along San Diego’s coast and eventually
connects Mexico to Canada
- Interstate 8: This highway runs east and west from Point Loma to
El Cajon
- Interstate 15: Connects South Bay to Riverside County
- Interstate 805: The inland counterpart to I-5, this highway also
runs north and south through San Diego
- State Route 52: Runs east and west from Claremont to Santee
- State Route 78: East/west freeway serving North County
- State Route 94: Also known as Martin Luther King Freeway, this highway
is an eastern route out of downtown San Diego
- State Route 163: A scenic route through Balboa Park that connects
I-5 with I-15
If you need to rent a car while in your temporary housing in San Diego,
there are many selections for you, whether you want an SUV to trek through
the hills or a convertible to cruise along the ocean. Rental car agencies,
such as Budget, Avis and Enterprise can help you find exactly the kind
of car you are looking for.
Taxicabs
If you choose to forgo your car while in your San Diego temporary housing,
taxicabs will provide a convenient alternative for your travels (they
do over 13,000 trips a day in San Diego). Yellow Cab, Orange Cab, EZ Ride
Shuttle and more, cab services abound in San Diego. Some San Diego taxicabs
companies include La Jolla Cab, Red Top Cab, San Diego Cab, Orange Cab
and many others.
Limousine Service
Traveling for business while in your San Diego temporary housing? Or
just looking to have some fun? Limousines in San Diego are available for
temporary housing residents, whatever your needs are! Limousine companies
in San Diego include A-Plus Limo, Exquisite Limousine and San Diego Luxury
Transportation Inc., among others.
Airports
While your temporary housing is in San Diego, you may want to jet out
of town for a weekend of a vacation. San Diego’s main airport is San Diego
International Airport which serves the majority of city residents. Many
military and public works airports also surround San Diego. And for those
looking to head across the border, Tijuana International Airport is located
close by in Mexico.
Now you know how to get around from your San Diego temporary housing.
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