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The Coaster is a commuter rail system that serves the coastal communities of San Diego County, California. The system is operated by the North County Transit District (NCTD) and began service in 1995. The Coaster provides service between Oceanside and downtown San Diego, with stops in several cities along the way, such as Encinitas, Solana Beach, Sorrento Valley, and Old Town San Diego. The Coaster operates Monday through Friday, with limited service on weekends and holidays.
The Coaster trains run on a 41-mile (66 km) long coastal rail corridor, with eight stations and a fleet of eight trains. The trains offer comfortable seating, bike racks, Wi-Fi, and power outlets. The Coaster connects with other transportation options in the region, such as the San Diego Trolley, BREEZE buses, and Amtrak, allowing for easy travel throughout the county.
The Coaster offers a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to driving, helping to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. It is a popular option for commuters, tourists, and local residents, providing easy access to popular destinations such as the beach, downtown San Diego, and the San Diego Zoo.
