CALTRAIN WEEKDAY PDF

Tagis Caltrain offers additional service to accommodate extra riders to local events. You can now receive Caltrain news via e-mail! The 5 th ticket machine is at the bottom of the ramp leading to the VTA light rail station. Caltrain keeps the train approaching announcements available at all times as a caution reminder to customers at the stations. Can you turn off the audio announcements during certain hours of the day?

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Uploaded: Sat, Mar 28, , am Caltrain to slash weekday service by more than half starting next week Passengers can expect local stops between San Francisco, San Jose every minutes In order for all area residents to have important local information on the coronavirus health emergency, Palo Alto Online has lifted its pay meter and is providing unlimited access to its website.

We need your support to continue our important work. Please join your neighbors and become a subscribing member today. Caltrain is cutting its weekday service by more than half, starting Monday, March Photo by Magali Gauthier.

Caltrain announced will reduce its weekday train service by more than half starting this Monday amid sharp ridership losses due to the novel coronavirus.

The commuter rail service will reduce its daily weekday train service from 92 daily trains to 42 indefinitely, making all local stops between San Francisco and San Jose every 30 to 60 minutes.

Caltrain will also suspend limited and baby bullet train service, and will operate two trains to Gilroy during the morning and afternoon commute hours. Weekend service will remain on its normal schedule. Caltrain officials are working with the Metropolitan Transit Commission to plan how to allocate federal funding and help local transit entities shore up their revenue and fare losses.

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