All of transit in San Diego comes under the umbrella of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit Development Board (MTDB).  All bus stop signs, no matter who the carrier(s) may be who serve that stop, look identical and do not indicate the carrier, just the route number.  (In one case, San Diego Transit operates Route 13 during the weekdays and a contractor (under the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System moniker) operates evening and weekend service).

This stop is at La Jolla & Torrey Pines. G. Araki

Bus transit center at Fashion Valley. G. Araki

A mural near the Mission Center.  Picture by R. Mullins.

Close up of the sign at left. G. Araki

Another shot at Fashion Valley.  G. Araki

Temporary stop sign at Harbor & Ash.  G. Araki

The back of one of their signs.  Looks like the front.  G. Araki

An ADA compliant version of their sign.  G. Araki

How they mark the special Stadium Express Stops.  This one is on College Ave.  Found by G. Araki.

Located on Old Highway 80 near the Boulder Oaks Campground, of course out exprt bus stop tracker found it with no problem.  Picture by G. Araki.

Broadway and Pacific Highway. Pictures by G. Araki.

A few agencies do direction signs, but MTS Route 916 must be especially troublesome for new drivers…saw no less than 20 of these along the way.  Picture & Text by Mark S.

MTS is also a stop adoption agency. Not very common, though not a new program (saw a few along Route 901 south of Coronado a couple Octobers ago)  Picture & text by Mark S.

An MCI intercity type coach, on the Route 830 reverse-commute run from Poway (daylight), to ... Downtown San Diego (deep twilight at Broadway & Kettner)    Picture & text by Mark S.

A bus at Fashion Valley.  Picture by G. Araki.

Bus on Broadway.  Picture by G. Araki.

A somewhat peculiar small bus, especially as Route 980 is a commute-hour express from downtown San Diego up to Rancho Bernardo.  Picture & text by Mark S.