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We're pausing enforcement of bike attachment rules as we review our bikes on board policy. More information.

Many Caltrain riders use bicycles to get to and from stations, with over 20% of riders using a bike. With bikes allowed onboard and eLockers located throughout the system at nearly every station, it’s easier than ever to bike and use Caltrain. 

Caltrain is offering 100+ FREE eLocker hours when you download the BikeLink app and use an eLocker. Learn more about our eLockers. 

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New pedestrian bike bridge over Highway 101 reconnects East Palo Alto neighborhoods
People in East Palo Alto now have a safer, more connected way to walk and bike across Highway...
The front of a SamTrans bus with a new bike rack.
New bike racks on SamTrans buses can handle larger tires and e-bikes
A growing number of SamTrans buses are being outfitted with updated bicycle racks that can ha...
A bus pulls up to a temporary boarding platform on El Camino Real in South San Francisco.
South San Francisco tests complete-streets design along stretch of El Camino Real
An exciting demonstration is taking place along El Camino Real (ECR) in the city of Sout...
Person with a bike passing in front of a bus.
A Bus Might be Just What Your Bike Month Needs
Do you struggle with any of these common bike situations? If so, adding a bus into your mix c...
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What do you like about using your bike to get to and from Caltrain?

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Caltrain Launches Pilot Program to Speed Boarding Process
Starting Monday, April 16, Caltrain will launch a five week pilot program that is designed to...

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JPB Technology, Operations, Planning, and Safety (TOPS)
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July 2023
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JPB Finance Committee
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via Zoom and In Person
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JPB Bicycle and Active Transportation Advisory Committee
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Caltrain Electrification Community Meeting - Electric Train Testing
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Virtual

Please join Caltrain staff for a virtual community meeting about Caltrain Electrification. Staff will provide information about upcoming activities in your area.

Starting later this month, Caltrain will begin testing of the new electric trains on the main tracks between San Jose and Palo Alto. Testing will begin at walking speed and will increase to maximum authorized speed of 79 mph. Testing will be completed at night between 9 pm and 6 am to reduce impacts on regular Caltrain service. Residents may hear additional noise during testing hours, including grade crossing activations and train horns. We appreciate your patience as we complete this transformational project. This meeting will provide an opportunity for residents to learn more about energization and testing activities, safety information and the project timeline.

About the Project

Caltrain Electrification is a key component of the Caltrain Modernization Program that will electrify the Caltrain Corridor from San Francisco’s 4th and King Station to approximately the Tamien Station in San Jose and replace diesel-hauled trains with electric trains. Caltrain Electrification will improve Caltrain system performance,  enable  more  frequent  and/or  faster  train   service,   and reduce long-   term environmental impacts by reducing noise, improving regional air quality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Caltrain Electrification is scheduled to be operational by 2024.

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Or by Telephone:  (877) 853-5257 (Toll Free)

Webinar ID: 821 6337 3814

Passcode: 762629