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Victorville, CA (VRV)

16858 D St.
Victorville, CA 92392

Station Hours

No ticket office hours

No Quik-Trak hours

No checked baggage hours

No help with baggage

Unattended short and long-term parking available.

Ticket Revenue

FY 2012

$505,162

Station Ridership

FY 2012

6,764

Note: Fiscal year is from
October through September.

Station Ownership

Facility:
Victorville Redevelopment Agency

Parking:
Victorville Redevelopment Agency

Platform(s):
BNSF Railway

Track(s):
BNSF Railway

Amtrak Contact

Jonathan Hutchison

Routes Served:

Southwest Chief

History

The stop in Victorville is a shelter on a platform. Located at the Victor Valley Transportation center, Amtrak’s service to the town began in 1990 and continues since 1994 on the Southwest Chief.

Named for California Southern Railroad General Manager, Jacob Nash Victor, the town of Victorville was founded in 1895. Originally named Victor, the town’s name was changed to the current one in 1901 by the United States Post Office in order to avoid confusion with a town of the same name in Colorado. Victorville was incorporated in 1962.

The town is home to the former George Air Force Base, built in 1941, now known as the Southern California Logistics Airport.

Amtrak does not provide ticketing or baggage services at this facility.

Victorville is served by two daily trains.

ADA Compliance

Federal law requires compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by 2010. The following is a list of items typically required for transportation and public facilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please check the regulations for guidance or contact us for more information.

Accessible parking

Curb cuts

Accessible entrance

Accessible telephones

TTY telephones

Train information display system

Visual paging system

Accessible restrooms

ADA compliant elevator

Accessible ticket counter

Accessible Customer Service office

ADA compliant signage