Existing Systems « The Transport Politic

▶General Topics
- Airport
- Architecture
- Disney
- Elections
- Finance
- General
- Infrastructure
- Social Justice
- Sustainability
- Urbanism
▶Places in Africa and the Middle East
- Abu Dhabi
- Algiers
- Baghdad
- Dubai
- Israel
- Jerusalem
- Johannesburg
- Lagos
- Pakistan
- Qatar
- South Africa
▶Places in Asia and Australia
- Australia
- Bangalore
- Beijing
- Chennai
- China
- Gold Coast Australia
- India
- Japan
- Kolkata
- Mumbai
- Shanghai
- Singapore
- Sydney
- Taiwan
- Tokyo
- Vietnam
▶Places in Europe
- Barcelona
- Berlin
- France
- Italy
- London
- Lyon
- Paris
- United Kingdom
▶Places in the Americas
- Argentina
- Calgary
- Canada
- Edmonton
- Juarez
- Medellin
- Montréal
- Ottawa
- Rio
- Sao Paulo
- Toronto
- Vancouver
- Waterloo
▶Places in the United States
- Ann Arbor
- Atlanta
- Austin
- Baltimore
- Bay Area
- Boston
- California High-Speed Rail
- Charlotte
- Chicago
- Cincinnati
- Columbus
- Connecticut
- Dallas
- Denver
- Detroit
- El Paso
- Florida
- Fort Worth
- Georgia
- Honolulu
- Houston
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Indianapolis
- Jacksonville
- Kansas City
- Kentucky
- Las Vegas
- Los Angeles
- Louisville
- Madison
- Miami
- Michigan
- Midwest High-Speed Rail
- Milwaukee
- Minneapolis
- Nashville
- New Haven
- New Jersey
- New Orleans
- New York
- Norfolk
- North Carolina
- Northeast Corridor
- Ohio
- Oklahoma City
- Orlando
- Philadelphia
- Phoenix
- Pittsburgh
- Portland
- Richmond
- Rochester NY
- Salt Lake
- San Diego
- San Juan
- Seattle
- St. Louis
- Stamford
- Tampa
- Texas
- Triangle NC
- Virginia
- Washington DC
- Winston-Salem
▶Transportation Mode
- Aerial
- Automobile
- Bikes
- Bus
- Commuter Rail
- Ferry
- Freight
- High-Speed Rail
- Intercity Rail
- Light Rail
- Metro Rail
- Personal Rapid Transit
- Streetcar
- Vehicles
▶U.S. Government
- Amtrak
- Congress
- DOT
- HUD
- President

Existing Systems

The major mass transit systems currently operated in the United States and Canada are listed here. Each project is described on the page related to the respective transport mode, as linked below.

Metro Rail	Light Rail	Commuter Rail
» Atlanta » Baltimore » Boston » Chicago » Cleveland » Detroit » Irving » Jacksonville » Las Vegas » Los Angeles » Miami » Montréal » Morgantown » New York » Philadelphia » San Francisco » San Juan » Toronto » Vancouver » Washington	» Austin » Baltimore » Boston » Buffalo » Calgary » Cleveland » Dallas » Denver » Edmonton » Houston » Hudson County (NJ) » Los Angeles » Minneapolis » Newark » Oceanside » Ottawa » Philadelphia » Phoenix » Pittsburgh » Portland » Sacramento » St. Louis » Salt Lake City » San Diego » San Francisco » San Jose » Seattle » Tacoma » Trenton	» Baltimore » Boston » Chicago » Dallas » Los Angeles » Miami » Minneapolis » Montréal » Nashville » New Haven » New Mexico » New York » Philadelphia » Portland » Salt Lake City » San Diego » San Francisco » San Jose » Seattle » Toronto » Vancouver » Washington
Streetcar Systems	Rapid Bus
» Dallas » Denver » Edmonton » Fort Collins » Galveston » Kenosha » Little Rock » Memphis » New Orleans » Philadelphia » Portland » San Francisco » San Pedro » Savannah » Seattle » Tampa » Toronto » Tucson » Vancouver	Coming soon