Public Transit in North America
- Orange Line (Chicago Transit Authority), Chicago, Illinois
- Orange Line (Dallas Area Rapid Transit), a light rail line in Dallas, Texas
- Orange Line (Los Angeles Metro), Los Angeles, California (busway)
- Orange Line (MBTA), Boston, Massachusetts
- Orange Line (MDT), Miami, Florida
- Orange Line (Montreal Metro), Montreal, Quebec
- Orange Line (Washington Metro), Washington, DC
- Broad Street Line, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- C Line (RTD), Denver, Colorado
- IND Sixth Avenue Line, New York City
- MAX Orange Line, a planned light rail line in Portland, Oregon
- Orangeline, a proposed Maglev system in Santa Clara, California
- Richmond - Fremont Line, San Francisco Bay Area, California
- Orange Line (San Diego Trolley), San Diego, California
- Viva Orange, York Region, Ontario, Canada
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