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United States Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Polly Trottenberg joined Trinity Metro and other officials for a tour of the Trinity Metro TEXRail.
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Potomac Yard will be Metro's 98th station and is Metro's second infill station, built between existing stations.
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The board approval initiates the process of awarding a contract to Siemens for the purchase of 24 S200 railcars, with the option to purchase up to a total of 60 in the future.
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Under the new plan details, the operations team will implement a 15-day manual measurement interval with a path to progress to a longer measurement period in the future.
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The base term of the initial five-year contract with an agency budget of around $ 401M USD allows for two potential extensions in 2028 and 2033.
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From Southern California to Cincinnati to New York, agencies around the nation are once again stepping up to serve sports fans, making it easier to skip the traffic and get dropped off and picked up directly near the stadium.
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Phillip Eng is an engineer with nearly 40 years of experience in transportation, including as president of the MTA's Long Island Rail Road and interim president of New York City Transit.
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The board weighed community priorities, regional needs and input from agencies and the City of Seattle, analysis of alternatives included in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), and results of further studies and engagement directed by the board in July 2022.
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MBTA test trains have confirmed that all speed signs on the Green Line are in place to safely implement block speed restrictions.
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Under the agreement, Alstom will be responsible for 24-hour train operations and dispatching, maintenance of the vehicle fleet, and more.
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