Baja California Railroad

The Desert Line’s route from San Diego to Arizona, passing through Tijuana and Tecate, was planned in 1907 by John D. Spreckels due to the region’s topography.

The page showcases the company’s stations and infrastructure for delivering rail services.

The newest station provides services including loading, unloading, inventory management, and product refrigeration.

Baja California Railroad transports freight between points, handles loading/unloading for various commodities efficiently, and offers door-to-door service with real-time monitoring and tracking.

Federal government funding supports the rehabilitation of the Vía Corta, construction of García Station, and remodeling of Tijuana Station.

The company completes rehabilitation of the track and two stations, builds administrative offices in Tijuana’s interchange station, rehabilitates the Matanuco Bridge, and constructs the first phase of the new García Transfer Station.

The company signs an agreement with MTS backing for rehabilitating and operating the Desert Line, finishes remodeling Tijuana’s interchange station and building García Transfer Station, constructs the second and final phase of the new García Transfer Station, and rehabilitates the Tecate Bridge.

The interchange station’s parking lot is paved.

The Baja California Logistics Cluster visits the new García Station, where Baja California Railroad presents infrastructure upgrades for the Tijuana-Tecate railway.

At BAJAMAK 2023, Baja California Railroad presents its services to regional industries, highlighting opportunities and benefits of rail freight transport.

Authorities from the United States and Baja California tour the Tijuana-to-García railway segment to showcase infrastructure advancements for trade improvement.

The first binational meeting of the year unites Baja California Railroad and Pacific Imperial Valley to formalize their alliance.

The company tailors services to meet business needs and locations.

Baja California Railroad becomes the operator of the Tijuana-Tecate shortline.

Baja California Railroad establishes its administrative body.

Baja California Railroad operates the Tijuana-Tecate shortline and manages rail control in the region, collaborating with ADMICARGA, a decentralized entity of the Baja California state government holding the federal concession since 1999.

The current administration improves infrastructure on the Tijuana-Tecate shortline through projects developed by its workforce to enhance service for clients.

The company manages railway control in its region.