Caltrain Board News Today

By the time this appears in the Daily Journal, it could all be over, but, I have to say, I will miss the 16th congressional district primary election and recount.

Caltrain is looking to expand accessibility to several key stations, including San Francisco’s 22nd Street stop, through a federal grant allowing the agency to make wheelchair-accessible upgrades.

Fare evasion quickly became a focal point during a recent Caltrain Board of Directors discussion on the projected 10-year $545 million budget deficit and a precipitous drop in ridership since

Burlingame’s Broadway train crossing keeps landing Caltrain in hot water, with an ongoing lawsuit and numerous vehicle strikes — two occurring in the past year — reaffirming the high-risk state

Burlingame’s Broadway train crossing keeps landing Caltrain in hot water, with an ongoing lawsuit and numerous vehicle strikes — two occurring in the past year — reaffirming the high-risk state

The successful completion of several live runs, short circuit testing and the arrival of new train sets are keeping the Caltrain electrification project on pace, but unanticipated challenges, including increased

Several San Mateo County agencies are sending a strong message to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission — a regional financing and coordination body across the Bay Area — stating its talks

By September of next year, Caltrain’s aim is to have 51 miles of train track from San Francisco to San Jose fully electric, and the board of directors plans to

Caltrain has added a fourth train from South County to San Francisco on the weekdays, following a survey earlier this summer.

Caltrain has added a fourth train from South County to San Francisco on the weekdays, following a survey earlier this summer.