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SacRT extends closure of light rail station for modernization project - Vimarsana News

SacRT extends closure of light rail station for modernization project

(FOX40.COM) — Riders of Sacramento Regional Transits Gold Line will need to plan for continued adjustments in their daily commute as the transit authority announced extended station closures along the route. Starting on Feb. 5, the Tiber Station will remain closed until Feb. 11 as construction continues on the Gold Line platform modification project. Trains […]

Source: yahoo.com
Sacramento Regional Transit begins final testing for new trains - Vimarsana News

Sacramento Regional Transit begins final testing for new trains

SacRT told KCRA 3 that the new trains are expected to start service by the summer of 2024.

Source: kcra.com
Motorcyclist hit, taken to hospital after crash in Sacramento - Vimarsana News

Motorcyclist hit, taken to hospital after crash in Sacramento

The crash happened on 14th Avenue and Power Inn Road just after 2 p.m., according to the Sacramento Police Department

Source: abc10.com
SacRT's 'Light Rail Modernization' project: What to know - Vimarsana News

SacRT's 'Light Rail Modernization' project: What to know

Sacramento Regional Transit is getting some new trains on its gold line. The gold line connects Folsom and downtown Sacramento.

Source: abc10.com
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News - Page 2 of 739 - Railway Track and Structures

New conflicts between the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and its regulator have called into question the effectiveness of an oversight arrangement established by Congress six years ago to make service safer, lawmakers say.

Source: rtands.com