SacRT wheelchairs vs. bus driver barriers

In a video created by Inga Lizdenyte and shared by Helen O'Connell, users of both average size and larger wheelchairs have difficulty accessing SacRT buses with the new driver security barriers being install on buses. Please take a look at the mp4 video (as with all videos, you may have difficultly viewing in-line, but you … Continue reading SacRT wheelchairs vs. bus driver barriers

SacRT Mobility Advisory Council 2025-11-20

The SacRT Mobility Advisory Council (MAC) will meet Thursday, November 20, 2025, at 2:30 PM. The in-person meeting is at 1102 Q Street, 4th Floor, and is also available on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89729643927. The meeting location, SacRT Headquarters, is one block from the 13th Street light rail station (Blue, Gold), and three blocks from bus route … Continue reading SacRT Mobility Advisory Council 2025-11-20

NotJustBikes: “Trams are Great! So why are the Streetcars SO BAD!?”

Below is a link to a July 20, 2025 video from Jason Slaughter's 'Not Just Bikes' YouTube channel. The video is ostensibly about trams and streetcars, but I also find it to be a nice encapsulation of many topics that our own advocacy groups address in their respective forums: Defining what factors are needed for … Continue reading NotJustBikes: “Trams are Great! So why are the Streetcars SO BAD!?”

light rail blockages, one down, one to go

The General Manager's report at the SacRT Board meeting this week included a solution to one of the locations where light rail trains were being blocked by illegal parking, in this case, for the southbound Gold Line on 7th Street between J Street and Merchant Street (alley). Two of the five parking spaces were removed, … Continue reading light rail blockages, one down, one to go