San Bernardino

• 🌍 San Bernardino International Airport (SBD  ^IATA) (on the former Norton Air Force Base 3 mi (4.8 km) east of downtown San Bernardino). Commercial flights with Breeze Airways, from San Francisco to San Bernardino to begin May 2022 
• The next nearest airport for regular commercial flights to San Bernardino is the LA/Ontario International Airport (ONT ^IATA), 22 mi (35 km) west on I-10 and N Archibald Ave (Exit #55A). LA/Ontario is more compact, less crowded, has fewer delays, and usually cheaper and closer in than Los Angeles International Airport(LAX ^IATA) which is 76 mi (122 km) away.
• The next closest airports to San Bernardino are in Palm Springs (PSP ^IATA) which is 57 mi (92 km) east along I-10 and Santa Ana (SNA ^IATA) also 50 mi (80 km) southwest of San Bernardino along I-215 and CA Hwy 91 through Riverside and Corona.

The MetroLink San Bernardino Line from the downtown Los Angeles Union Station (via Rialto and Fontana) and the Inland Empire-Orange County Line from Oceanside through Orange County and Riverside stop at 🌍 San Bernardino Santa Fe Depot at 1170 W 3rd St (second to last stop). The cost of tickets varies depending on how far you are traveling. Amtrak serves San Bernardino at the same location with the once daily Southwest Chief line between Chicago, Kansas City, Albuquerque, Grand Canyon (at Williams Jct) and Los Angeles and with the Amtrak Thruway Buses connecting San Bernardino to the San Joaquins Line in Bakersfield. From here the Metrolink Trains continue southeast to the 🌍 Downtown San Bernardino Station south of downtown, along W Rialto St between S 'G' St and S 'E' St, where both Metrolink routes terminate at. The Amtrak train continues north to Victorville (next stop) from the Santa Fe Depot on its journey towards Chicago.

The intercity bus companies maintain separate bus stations or stops in different parts of town and are far away from each other. Travelers will need to use a taxi, local bus (Omnitrans) or Uber/Lyft to transfer between the stations & stops. Some of the stops are in neighboring Fontana or Ontario instead:

• 🌍 El Paso Los Angeles Limousine Express, bus station at 620 W Mill St (behind strip mall at W Mill St and G St, next to Wisdom Motorsports and just east of the 215 at Exits 42A/42B), ☏ +1 909 824-8424, toll-free: +1 866 691-6732. Travels along I-10 between Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Indio, Phoenix, Las Cruces and El Paso on one route and on I-15 to Las Vegas and North Las Vegas on another route. They have additional depots at 11825 Valley Blvd in El Monte; 260 E 6th St St in downtown Los Angeles, and at 4425 S Atlantic Blvd in East Los Angeles. (updated Apr 2016)
• 🌍 Flixbus, (bus stop) San Bernardino downtown Transit Center @ 559 W Rialto (Bus will board in the eastbound bus loading zone on Rialto Ave on the north side of the Downtown San Bernardino Transit Center. FlixBus will use the westernmost space in the bus pullout, designated by a sign that reads “BUSES ONLY BEYOND THIS POINT” between "E" and "F" Streets.). Connects San Bernardino to Phoenix/Tempe; Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Diego. They also have an extra stop at the San Bernardino Santa Fe Depot (1170 W 3rd St). Check tickets and schedules to determine the drop off and pick-up location. (updated Aug 2018)
• 🌍 Greyhound & Cruceros USA, bus station at 1170 W 3rd St (San Bernardino Depot.), ☏ +1 909 884-4796, toll-free: +1 800 231-2222. Greyhound travels primarily on Interstate 10 (Los Angeles-San Bernardino-Phoenix-El Paso); I-10/SR-78/SR-86 (San Bernardino-Indio-El Centro-Calexico); I-15/I-215 (Las Vegas-San Bernardino-Los Angeles & San Bernardino-San Diego on two separate routes. Some routes bypass San Bernardino between Barstow & Los Angeles); & 405/SR-91 (San Bernardino-Santa Ana-Long Beach). Passengers transfer in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Diego, Calexico, El Paso and San Antonio to continue to additional destinations in the U.S. and in Tijuana or Mexicali to continue south of the border. (updated Oct 2017)

• 🌍 D&M Fiesta Travel, 1016 E Cooley St, Ste E2, Colton (Office park at the end of E Cooley St from S Mt Vernon Ave.), ☏ +1 909 424-1680. M-Sa 10AM-3PM; Su 10AM-1:30PM. Travel agency for bus travel on Tufesa and Intercalifornias and air travel to Mexico, Central America and South America with multiple airlines. 

See By bus under Get in of the Ontario article for a list of additional bus and shuttle companies serving the area.

The following services provide rides to the surrounding cities in the Inland Empire (San Bernardino and Riverside Counties) from the 🌍 Downtown Transit Center next to the Downtown Metrolink Station:

• OmniTrans. Operates local city and commuter buses in-town and to the neighboring cities of Fontana, Rialto, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Redlands, etc. Connections to Foothills Transit in Pomona, Chino and Claremont. They also operate an inter-county express from Riverside on route #215. (updated Aug 2018)

• For going to the airport by public transport take the Metrolink San Bernardino Line train to Rancho Cucamonga Station and transfer to ONTConnect (#380) bus to the Ontario International Airport (ONT) or stay on the same train to the downtown L.A. Union Station and transfer to the LAX FlyAway bus to get to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

• Mountain Transit, ☏ +1 909 878-5200. Goes up to Crestline by Lake Arrowhead on the RIM Off the Mountain route and to Running Springs and Moonridge by Big Bear Lake. They offer local services between communities surrounding Lake Erwin, Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake on the Big Bear Off the Mountain route and connections from Victorville through Moonridge (updated Aug 2018)
• Pass Transit (City of Beaumont Transit System), ☏ +1 951 769-8530. A cooperative to provide local public transportation to the Cities of Beaumont and Banning. Route #120 connects Beaumont to Calimesa, San Bernardino Transit Center, San Bernardino Metrolink Station and Loma Linda. (updated Aug 2018)
• Riverside Transit (RTA) #200. Operates local buses in and around Corona, Riverside city, Beaumont, Banning (Rt #31), San Jacinto and other cities in western Riverside County. The #200 bus connects Anaheim to San Bernardino via Riverside Metro Link Station along Hwy 91. Likewise travelers can also board Omnitrans #215 bus to get to/from Riverside. (updated Aug 2018)
• Sun Line Transit Agency #10. Sun Line operates local buses in and around Palm Springs, Palm Desert, 1000 Palms, Indio and Coachella in the Coachella Valley. The Commuter Link Service (#10) Connects San Bernardino to Indio via CSUSB (San Bernardino main campus); Beaumont (2nd & Commerce) and CSUSB (Palm Desert Campus @ Cook & Berger). Passengers can transfer to the Sun Line Transit #5 bus in CSUSB Desert Springs to the Town Center/Shops of Palm Desert Malls (Town Center Way) and transfer to the #1 bus going west to Palm Springs or transfer directly to the #1 bus from Indio. (updated Jun 2022)
• Victor Valley Transit (VVTA) #15, ☏ +1 760 948-3030. Regular commuter route route to/from Barstow and Victorville. $6.50 regular fare; $3.25 for seniors, veterans, disabled, medicare. (updated Aug 2018)

Most of the foreign consulates are located along Wilshire Blvd in/around the Wilshire neighborhood and West Los Angeles, between downtown and Santa Monica in Los Angeles. The following countries maintain consulates in downtown San Bernardino:

• Guatemala, 330 N 'D' St Suite 120 (Along N 'D' St between W Court & 3rd St, next to Chase Bank), ☏ +1 909 572-8800, fax: +1 909 572-8801. M-F 8AM-4PM. They also have another consulate in Los Angeles. (updated Oct 2017)
• Mexico, 293 N 'D' St (SE of intersection of N 'D' St & 3rd St, across 'D' Street from the city hall building), ☏ +1 909 889-9836, +1 909 889-9837, +1 909 633-1982 (emergencies only), fax: +1 909, consulmexsbd@sre.gob.mx. M-F 8AM-5PM, By appointment only. They also have consulates in Calexico, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Santa Ana and San Diego. Contact +1 424 309-0009 on WhatsApp to make appointment. (updated Oct 2017)