The citations are part of the Bus Stop Enforcement Program, which aims to improve rider safety, accessibility and the reliability of SacRT bus service.
The new light-rail station is located on North 12th St. between Richards Boulevard and Sunbeam Avenue and will provide a crucial transit connection for the River District and...
In partnership with the California Department of Technology and the California Integrated Travel Project, the six-month pilot program will provide discount fares for up to 60,...
Launching Jan. 2, 2025, SacRT Flex aims to prioritize eligible riders with the greatest transportation needs such as people with disabilities, low-income individuals and seniors...
The Caltrans Sustainable Community grants support the agency’s efforts to improve safety, enhance transit connections and meet the community’s mobility needs.
Tyler Transit is transforming its existing fixed-route service into a microtransit service while Houston Metro is expanding its microtransit partnership with the city of Houston...
The $449,900 in funding will enable SacRT to deploy up to 20 heat-resilient shelters at bus stop locations that are shelter-ready with space requirements.
The first-time grants were awarded through FTA’s Rail Vehicle Replacement Program, which targets replacement of aging rail cars responsible for service delays and increased maintenance...
SacRT says the selection is a testament to the achievements that Li has completed over the past three years as general manager and CEO of SacRT and his more than 20 years in the...
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SacRT has received $1.7 million in federal grant funding from the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation for the development of the Mobility Hubs, which are aimed at reducing...
SacRT began the “burn-in” testing phase on Dec. 7; during the phase, the new low-floor trains will simulate real-world scenarios, actively pulling into stations, deploying ramps...
Construction on the passing track near Glenn/Robert G. Holderness Station is part of SacRT's Light Rail Modernization project, which also includes purchasing new light-rail vehicles...
The public-private partnership offers a state-of-the-art charging solution for Sacramento’s emerging electric vehicle market, aimed to meet the region and state’s sustainability...
The station modifications are one part of the Light-Rail Modernization Project, which also includes adding a passing track to provide 15-minute service to Folsom area stations...
The award is the highest recognition TSA can give to a transit agency for achieving top scores during an annual review of 17 categories of security and emergency preparedness ...
The brightly decorated train promotes riding and reading and marks the first time the interior of a SacRT light-rail train has been completely reimagined.
SmaRT Ride is SacRT’s on-demand ride-share shuttle service where customers can use a smartphone app to request a ride that will pick up and drop them off within the service zone...
Funding will go towards modernizing light rail, replacing buses, furthering the Sacramento Valley Station Loop Stations Project and reimagining the Watt/I-80 Station.
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin administered and analyzed 5,600 student surveys before and after several months of the program’s implementation.
Santa Clara VTA is helping to lead four other Northern California transit agencies to create successful labor/management partnerships, aimed at improving the quality of transit...
The city-sponsored Student Free Fare Transit Pass program will provide over 100,000 students the opportunity to ride any of SacRT’s fixed-route or SmaRT Ride microtransit services...
SmaRT Ride microtransit service may be coming to a neighborhood near you, thanks to a $12 million grant to expand the on-demand, neighborhood-friendly bus service to twelve Sacramento...
Officials from the Sacramento Regional Transit District announced they will be expanding service hours on the Gold Line to and from Folsom stations for the first time since the...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District’s new on-demand microtransit service was expanded to serve the communities of Antelope and Orangevale with a connection to the Historic...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District is one step closer to becoming a world-class transit system. Today the transit agency learned it will be the recipient of two grants worth...
On the morning of March 12, the Sacramento Regional Transit District debuted four light rail vehicles that have been wrapped with art designed by four local artists.
Community leaders gathered today for the official debut of SmaRT Ride, a new on-demand transit service that is being piloted in the city of Citrus Heights by the Sacramento Regional...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District will hold a press conference/ribbon-cutting ceremony to announce the debut of SmaRT Ride, a new on-demand transit service in the city ...
Some jokingly call it the “Voice of God,” but for passengers of the Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT), the new public address system acts as a security enhancement ...
The SacRT Board of Directors took a major step toward that goal by unanimously voting to award a $400,000 contract to Jarrett Walker + Associates to conduct a Route Optimization...
Security improvements at the Watt/I-80 Station continue to be a major priority for the Sacramento Regional Transit District, which is dedicated to making its most challenged station...
As part of the immediate turnaround strategy, and with the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) Board of Directors’ strong leadership, new General Manager/CEO, Henry Li has...
Light rail service on the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) Blue Line were disrupted on Monday July 11, due to police activity unrelated to RT.
In October 2015, Mike Wiley, general manager/CEO of the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT), announced his intention to retire in December 2016, which would cap a nearly...
In April 2016, the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) began the process and development of a plan for service changes effective January 1, 2017.
After a nationwide search, the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) board of directors have announced the appointment of Henry Li as the new General Manager/CEO, effective...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) will begin Phase 1 of a system wide station improvement project on Monday, May 9, 2016, when construction begins to revitalize three...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) Police Services saw a second year of decrease in crime for 2015.RT Police Services (RTPS) reports that in 2015 there were 60 thefts...
To improve the convenience of buying tickets and passes, the Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) has launched a new “RideSacRT” mobile fare app. The mobile fare app allows...
The Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) and Operation Lifesaver (OL) have partnered to promote a light rail safety campaign that emphasizes pedestrian and motorist safety...