Tag: SacRT

Transit 101 Budget Workshop (2 of 2)

Transit 101 is sponsored by 350 Sacramento and is the educational arm of the transit community. Hosted by Glenda Marsh and Joann Fuller, the recent budget workshop provided information from SacRT staff and community discussion. To be notified of future workshops, email Glenda at marshmellow8562 at yahoo.com. These will also be posted here when we remember, … Continue reading Transit 101 Budget Workshop (2 of 2)

Transit 101 Budget Workshop

Transit 101, sponsored by 350 Sacramento, held a budget workshop with SacRT staff last night. A summary will be provided shortly, but in the meanwhile, here are five slides used in the presentation which were also in the Strategic Vision presentation. Though these are key slides, hopefully the entire presentation from last night will be available … Continue reading Transit 101 Budget Workshop

LA Flyaway airport service

STAR has been exploring methods of providing service to Sacramento airport (SMF) that are less costly and might provide better service than the $2B plus Green Line to the Airport. So far we have focused on enhancing the existing Yolobus hourly service (42B) to 15-minute service with more hours of coverage. The Los Angeles FlyAway … Continue reading LA Flyaway airport service

SacRT light rail fleet replacement

SacRT light rail fleet replacement

Replacement of the SacRT light rail cars, which have high floors and steep steps, with low-floor/level-boarding cars has been a priority for STAR and many other transit supporters. We have a previous post, Low floor light rail cars, but until recently we didn't have any information on how much it would cost and when it … Continue reading SacRT light rail fleet replacement

Maps

Maps

STAR has collected maps created for this blog, and additional ones created by Getting Around Sacramento, onto one page. These were created in ArcGIS with data from a variety of sources. Check them out!

We Can Do Better

We Can Do Better

STAR hopes that our series of posts on Measure B have brought you to the realization that it is not the transportation solution we need. We can do better. Many of you have already voted, others will vote tomorrow. And no matter how you vote, please do vote. If Measure B passes, STAR is committed to … Continue reading We Can Do Better