Proposed Lines
- Bakersfield and Ventura Railway Electric 1902
- Bay and Coast Railway 1899 Narrow Gauge Electric & Common Carrier
- Bay Counties Electric Railroad 1905-1907
- Bay Counties Power Company Electric 1902
- Benicia Land and Terminal Railway 1914 Electric
- Big Four Electric Railway 1912-1914
- California Electric Railway 1909
- California Pacific Railroad (of 1901) Los Angeles-San Pedro
- California Rapid Transit Railroad 1907 San Francisco-San Jose-Monterey & San Jose-Martinez
- California Terminal Railway 1914-1915/1916 San Francisco-Marin/Sonoma/Napa/Yolo/Sacramento Counties
- Sausalito Incline Street Railway 1914 Cable/Electric Sausalito
- Scotts Creek Railway 1908 Santa Cruz County
- Sierra County Railroad 1911 Sacramento-Sierra
- Sonoma and Lake County Electric Railway Lakeport-Cloverdale 1907
- Sonoma and Lake County Railroad (of 1907) Lakeport-Cloverdale
- Highland Pacific Railroad 1909
- Sonoma and Lake County Railway 1909 Lakeport-Cloverdale-Preston
- Southern California Beach Railway 1912-1914 Colton-San Diego
- Stockton and Bay City Short Line Railroad 1911-1912 Stockton-Byron-Antioch-Oakland
- Stockton and Lodi Terminal Railroad 1895 Stockton-Lodi
- Tidewater Northern Railway 1909-1910 Santa Monica-Ventura
- Tulare County Power Company 1911-1912
- Turlock Traction Company 1911 Turlock-Denair
- Union Belt Railway 1906 Sacramento
- University Heights Motor Road 1886-1888 San Diego
- Vallejo Traction Company 1910 Vallejo
- Valley Railroad 1912 Red Bluff-Woodland-Davis-Dixon to connect with Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway
- Ventura Terminal Railway 1907/1908
- Yosemite Park Electric Railway 1904
- Yucaipa and Oak Glen Railroad 1908 Standard or Narrow Gauge Electric Yucaipa-Redlands
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