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Valued at $96 million, the contract covers maintenance and services for 146 Bombardier-built bi-level commuter rail cars and 37 EMD-built F-59 locomotives.
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Will be used for program to build infrastructure to boost regional passenger rail service frequency to at least 30 minutes systemwide.
Read More →Beginning in October, Metrolink is adding 32 weekday trains, accounting for a nearly 23% increase in service.
Read More →The California rail system turns from tragedy to triumph as it moves toward completing positive train control installation on its rail lines by 2015. The expedited effort was spurred in part by the 2008 collision that killed 25 passengers. For many systems, though, gaining radio frequency spectrum remains a challenge.
Read More →Made possible by grant funding from the CRISI program, this pioneering technology creates a better experience for drivers and pedestrians while increasing safety for Metrolink passengers.
Read More →Service is available to Inland Empire - Orange County riders this month and will be available system-wide in early April.
Read More →Received APTA's Outstanding Public Transportation System Award for an agency with four million or fewer passenger trips annually.
Read More →The 24-mile Perris Valley Line will serve the California communities of Alessandro, Moreno Valley and Perris and improve transit options for commuters east and south of downtown Riverside.
Read More →The JustRide platform comprises award-winning apps for ticket purchase, display and inspection, with back-end infrastructure for secure payments, ticket management, customer service, reporting and real-time analytics.
Read More →One of the nation's leading transit officials, Art Leahy served as CEO of L.A. Metro for six years. During that time, he guided implementation of one of the largest public works programs in U.S. history, securing billions in federal and state dollars to help finance construction of dozens of transit and highway projects.
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