San Diego subway proposal map print, 1975 Size:24x36 but there are substantial differences

but there are substantial differences

is only financially feasible in the absence of alternatives

Detroit was booming

I wanted the map to look like a Chinese character

and the B train doesn't run on weekends

San Diego subway proposal map print, 1975 Size:24x36 but there are substantial differencesThe modern San Diego Trolley was the product of cheapness. In the 1970s, expensive, full blown subway systems like the Washington Metro and BART were in fashion, and San Diego wanted one too. The problem, as always, was money. San Diego's engineers and urban planners came up with the subway plan depicted here to cover the entire region, but the cost was too high for the politicians to justify. Instead, San Diego built the modern San Diego Trolley