South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA)

This new service will offer better access to seamless transportation to TriRail riders.

The agency averaged 15,000 weekday riders during February 2024, which was the first time average ridership was more than 14,000 during the week since before the COVID-19 pandemic...

The new service will be introduced as a train-to-train transfer at the Metrorail Transfer Station in Hialeah, Fla., where a shuttle train will spur out of the South Florida Rail...

Brightline has provided authorization for Tri-Rail trains to enter the MiamiCentral Station as part of the testing in preparation for the anticipated start of Tri-Rail service...

The new look changes the “blue skies, white clouds and palm trees” design Tri-Rail trains have had since 2001.

Tri-Rail reached over 320,000 riders in the month, the most since February 2020.

The agreement allows SFRTA personnel to begin training and testing for the implementation of Tri-Rail services at MiamiCentral Station.

RSD will begin at the end of June along SFRTA’s entire operating corridor.

Stephens retired from the SFRTA in December 2018 after having held leadership positions in the public transportation industry for more than 30 years.

The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority received the award for being the Outstanding Public Transportation System in the state in 2018 from the Florida Public Transportation...

SFRTA was among the first grant award winners of FTA’s Rail Vehicle Replacement Program and, along with new locomotives and rail cars, the agency hopes the fleet will bring greater...

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...

Omaha Metro’s ORBT, Florida’s Tri-Rail and L.A. Metro’s Metro Micro pilot all notched significant ridership increases that the agencies say demonstrate the value of new and streamlined...

The CARSI program provides funds to commuter rail providers to eliminate hazards at highway-railway crossings.

Dech currently oversees rail operations at CapMetro and will join the south Florida agency on Aug. 15.

The use of TekTracking’s TIMPS and SITE platforms will help keep Tri-Rail trains running with track inspection and signal testing management.