Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Workers will begin construction of the Paralleling Station facility at Bayshore as part of Caltrain electrification. To facilitate construction of the Paralleling Station, 22 parking spaces will permanently close and 11 spaces will temporarily close. The Bayshore Station will remain open during construction. Please observe the No Parking signs. Download Construction Notification.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Due to work being performed as part of the Caltrain electrification project, 38 parking spaces located in the southern lot facing California Avenue will be closed to traffic. We appreciate your patience during this time.

Surface-level parking lots on the east side of the Millbrae Transit Center have been eliminated to accommodate a transit-oriented development project on BART property. While Caltrain’s parking lot west of the transit center is not impacted, we do anticipate parking shortages for our customers. Visit the Millbrae Station Changes page for recommended station access alternatives.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

On Tuesday, Sept. 5, parking spaces #70 thru 155 will be blocked off to accomodate construction trailers and equipment for the upcoming 25^th Avenue Grade Separation Project.

No parking will be allowed in the listed parking spaces starting Sept. 5 at 2 a.m.

The designated parking area will be closed to traffic through Jan. 2020.

Starting May 11, on the east side of the Caltrain station, parking along the fencing between 31st and 28th avenues till be permanently closed to traffic.

The lot will be used for staging and storage of materials and equipment as part of the 25th Avenue Grade Separation Project

In response to a significant decline in ridership stemming from efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Caltrain will be adjusting its weekday service, effective Tuesday, March 17. View Weekday Service. Get the latest on Caltrain’s response.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

The southern pedestrian crossing side of the northbound Redwood City station platform will be closed to the public. Please cross at the Broadway pedestrian crossing to get to the southbound platform. Detour signage will be posted.

Also, eight parking spaces #398 to 405 in the Perry Street parking lot will be closed during the work.

Please allow yourself extra time to catch your train. We appreciate your patience.

May 1, 2019 to December 31, 2020, San Mateo County will temporarily relocate jury/county parkinng to the Redwood City Transit Center/Caltrain underground garage while its new parking garage and office building near the County Center is under construction.

Designated jury/county parking will be between the hours of 5 am Monday and 8pm Friday.

During the week, a limited number of parking spots are still available to Caltrain commuters in the underground garage. Parking is also available in the Caltrain lot located on Perry Street a block from the station.

The underground lot at the Redwood City Transit Center is intended to supplement Caltrain's nearby surface lots for commuters.

If you park in the Perry Street lot, please allow yourself extra time to park and meet your train.

We appreciate your cooperation during this time.

Parking Map

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Due to construction, starting Monday, Oct 8, 2018 passengers traveling northbound getting off at Lawrence station during off peak times may need to move to the northernmost car. Conductor will be making announcements when required to do so.

Caltrain will not be able to accommodate ADA passengers at Lawrence station and they will need to alight at Sunnyvale station. Alternate accommodations will be arranged.

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.

Until June 1, 2020 parking spaces #256 - 269 and #277 - 290 located at the Santa Clara Caltrain station will be temporarily used for the Caltrain Electrification project.

Parking may be limited so please allow yourself extra time to park at Santa Clara and meet your train.

Crews will also be installing foundation piles at this station, Diridon and Tamien stations. This may affect your path of travel to the platforms.

We appreciate your cooperation during this work.

For project information, call our Construction Outreach Line at 650.399.9659 or sign up for weekly construction updates at www.calmod.org/get-involved.

Parking Closure Map

SIX CAR TRAINS: Customers sitting in the car next to the locomotive will need to make their way to the northern end of the car to disembark at Santa Clara due to a platform obstruction. The southernmost door on the Bombardier car will not be accessible. A crew member will be in the car to ensure passengers are able to disembark. For more info: www.caltrain.com/SixCarTrains

Starting December 14, Caltrain will be providing two trains per hour on weekdays and one train per hour on weekends to improve service for essential workers and transit-dependent riders, and is consistent with key service components of the Framework for Equity, Connectivity Recovery & Growth.