California State Transportation Agency

The new order for hydrogen-powered trainsets from Stadler will be delivered in 2027.

The strategic initiative will begin May 8th and advance California’s goal of zero-emissions.

Major construction on the project began in July 2020 and remains on budget and on schedule to be completed in early 2025.

The project is part of Phase 1 of the agency’s Southern California Optimized Rail Expansion program and aims to reduce travel times by allowing for increased speeds and more efficient...

The recently enacted state budget will invest an additional $7.65 billion over next three years.

The California Transportation Commission approved allocation of a state grant that will allow Caltrain to operate a zero-emission train on both its electrified and non-electrified...

The funds support service providers’ efforts to reduce their impacts on the environment.

The funds through the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program, which supports projects that expand and improve public transit throughout California.

Darwin Moosavi, Deputy Secretary for Environmental Policy & Housing Coordination, California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA)