PALO ALTO — After nine years of patrolling the tracks at Palo Alto’s Caltrain railroad crossings, the last of the human guards were replaced with cameras as part of the city’s Track Watch program – a suicide prevention initiative.
Palo Alto replaces Caltrain track guards with cameras in suicide prevention program Read More »
PALO ALTO – Palo Alto is exploring ways to redesign four of its Caltrain railroad crossings that have become traffic bottlenecks and scenes of frequent accidents.
Palo Alto discusses alternatives to Caltrain railroad crossings Read More »
Starting Oct.1, Caltrain has adopted fare changes aimed at reducing a deficit in its operating budget. Riders have to pay an additional 25 cents.
Caltrain raises ticket prices to address budget deficit Read More »
Facing rising operating costs, Caltrain is considering increasing fares and parking fees, a move that transit advocates warn risks worsening inequities in the Peninsula’s transportation system.
Proposed Caltrain fare hike highlights funding and equity shortfalls Read More »
The transit service’s social media outreach is proving to be an important means of communication to commuters — especially in a year where there have already been 10 fatalities on the Caltrain tracks.
Commuters turn to Caltrain’s tweets for immediate delay updates Read More »
Caltrain’s relationship with biking commuters began in 1992. Since then, train space allocated to bikes has increased and biking commuters hope this expansion continues into the future.
Caltrain to accommodate triple digit rise in bicyclists Read More »
With bike ridership on Caltrain more than tripling in the past decade, the pressure is growing for Caltrain to expand bicycle capacity.
Tired of being bumped, Caltrain bike commuters push for more space Read More »
