Regular WEEKEND SCHEDULE – September 2023 TEMPORARY WEEKend SCHEDULE - EFF OCT. 7-8 & OCT 14-15, 2023
The Caltrain Electrification project— which will allow for faster, sustainable and more frequent train service — is nearing its final phase, with service anticipated to begin in 2024.
In order to finish critical Caltrain Electrification construction and testing in time to begin passenger service in 2024, Caltrain will have temporary weekend service shutdowns throughout 2023.
Please review the information below for the current and upcoming service change information.
New Weekday Service Information
New Weekday Schedule – Effective 9/25
On September 25, Caltrain will operate a new weekday schedule that will:
1. Align better with new BART schedule at Millbrae
2. Provide faster local trains in the evening
3. Increase Gilroy service with a 4th roundtrip train
4. Temporarily adjust service to/from Tamien to accommodate midday work on the Guadalupe Bridge Rehabilitation project
The weekday schedule will be adjusted to better align Caltrain/BART transfers at Millbrae with BART’s schedule change effective Sept, 11, 2023. Evening Local trains will operate with improved runtimes.
Caltrain will add a fourth daily round trip on weekdays and adjust Gilroy service on weekdays based on feedback received from the South County Survey conducted in June 2023. In the morning, Train 305 will now start at Gilroy Station departing at 7:29 a.m., and stop at all stations between Gilroy and San Jose Diridon. Afternoon Train 308 and Train 410 will arrive at Gilroy at 5:40 p.m. and 6:17 p.m. respectively, and stop at all stations between San Jose Diridon and Gilroy. Train 412 will end at San Jose Diridon at 6:27 p.m. Train 310 will be the last train of the day serving stops between Capitol and Gilroy.
Trains 107, 108, 112, 113, 116, 117, 120, 121, 125 and 313 will temporarily not serve Tamien Station to accommodate work on the Guadalupe Bridge Rehabilitation Project.
Northbound Train 143 will depart San Jose Diridon station later at 10:30 p.m. to improve evening post-event service from the South Bay.
Caltrain will continue to have temporary weekend service shutdowns throughout the rest of 2023 to finish critical Caltrain Electrification construction and testing. Learn more at caltrain.com/status.
More details on BART service can be found at bart.gov.
El 25 de septiembre, Caltrain operará un nuevo horario de lunes a viernes que:
1. Se coordinará mejor con el nuevo horario de BART en Millbrae.
2. Proporcionará trenes locales más rápidos por la noche.
3. Aumentará el servicio a Gilroy con un 4º tren de ida y vuelta.
4. Ajustará temporalmente el servicio hacia y desde Tamien para dar cabida a las obras del mediodía en el proyecto de Rehabilitación del Puente de Guadalupe.
El horario de lunes a viernes se ajustará para coordinar mejor los trasbordos con Caltrain/BART en Millbrae con el cambio de horario de BART a partir del 11 de septiembre de 2023. Los trenes locales nocturnos operarán con horarios mejorados.
Caltrain añadirá un cuarto viaje diario de ida y vuelta a Gilroy de lunes a viernes y ajustará el servicio a Gilroy de lunes a viernes. Por la mañana, el tren 305 ahora saldrá de la estación Gilroy a las 7:29 a.m. y se detendrá en todas las estaciones entre Gilroy y San Jose Diridon. Por la tarde, los trenes 308 y 410 llegarán a Gilroy a las 5:40 p.m. y a las 6:17 p.m. respectivamente, y pararán en todas las estaciones entre San Jose Diridon y Gilroy. El tren 412 terminará en San Jose Diridon a las 6:27 p.m. El tren 310 será el último del día con paradas entre Capitol y Gilroy.
Los trenes 107, 108, 112, 113, 116, 117, 120, 121, 125 y 313 dejarán de prestar servicio temporalmente a la estación Tamien para dar cabida a las obras de mediodía del Proyecto de Rehabilitación del Puente de Guadalupe.
El tren 143 hacia el norte saldrá de la estación San Jose Diridon más tarde, a las 10:30 p.m., para mejorar el servicio nocturno post-eventos desde la South Bay.
Caltrain continuará realizando cortes temporales del servicio los fines de semana para finalizar la construcción y las pruebas críticas de la electrificación de Caltrain.
Puede encontrar más información sobre el servicio de BART en bart.gov.
从 9 月 25 日开始，Caltrain 将实行新的工作日时间表，以实现：
1. 更好地配合 BART 在 Millbrae 的最新时间表。
2. 提供更快的本地列车服务
3. 增加第 4 班 Gilroy 每日往返列车
4. 临时调整往返 Tamien 站的服务，以配合 Guadalupe Bridge 修复项目的午间施工
BART 时间表变更将于 2023 年 9 月 11 日生效，调整后的工作日时间表将更好地配合 Caltrain/BART 在 Millbrae 的换乘。
Caltrain 将根据 2023 年 6 月 South 县调查所得反馈，增加第四班每日往返列车，并调整工作日的 Gilroy 列车服务。早上，305 次列车将于 7:29 从 Gilroy 站出发，停靠 Gilroy 至 San Jose Diridon 之间的所有车站。下午，308 次列车和 410 次列车将分别于下午 5:40 和 6:17 到达 Gilroy，停靠 San Jose Diridon 至 Gilroy 之间的所有车站。412 次列车将在下午 6:27 抵达终点站 San Jose Diridon。310 次列车将是当天最后一班列车，停靠 Capitol 至 Gilroy 之间的车站。
为配合Guadalupe Bridge 其午间施工，107、108、112、113、116、117、120、121、125 和 313 次列车将暂时不停靠 Tamien站。
北行的 143 次列车将于晚上 10:30 离开 San Jose Diridon 站，以改善 South Bay 的晚间列车服务。
在 2023 年剩，Caltrain 在周末将继续暂停服务，以完成重要的 Caltrain 电气化建设和测试。
如需详细了解 BART 服务，请访问 bart.gov。
See service descriptions and patterns shown in the diagram
Upcoming Service Information
Weekends of October 7-8 & October 14-15: No Train Service between San Francisco and Millbrae Stations
Local weekend Caltrain service will be replaced with a lifeline bus bridge between San Francisco and Millbrae stations for Caltrain dependent riders. Use alternative transportation options during these weekends.
Buses will have limited capacity for luggage and bikes. Use bike parking options, which are available at most stations. Buses will be ADA accessible or will have ADA accessible vans available for each route. We encourage all passengers to plan ahead and use alternative transportation options when available.
Current Weekend Service Information
Weekends in September - Regular Service
For all weekends in September, there will be regular Caltrain weekend service.
Take advantage of our new fare promotions, including $1 Youth Passes!
Additional Information
Alternative Transit Options
We encourage riders to plan ahead and consider alternative transportation options. Riders can also use transit planning services like Google Maps, Apple Maps, or the Transit App.
Some alternatives to Caltrain include:
SamTrans ECR – Palo Alto to Daly City via El Camino Real
SamTrans 292 – Hillsdale Caltrain Station to San Francisco
BART Red/Yellow Line – Millbrae to San Francisco via Daly City
Amtrak Capitol Corridor – San Jose to Oakland via East Bay
VTA 522 Rapid - Palo Alto to Santa Clara
VTA 21 - Palo Alto to Santa Clara
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Caltrain temporarily suspending weekend service in certain areas?
The Caltrain Electrification Project will provide passengers with greener, faster, and more frequent service, and is nearing its final phase as we prepare for the start of passenger service in 2024. In 2023, we need to do intensive work along the corridor to complete critical construction and testing activities. To minimize the impact on weekday service and to ensure the project is completed safely and on time, Caltrain will be suspending rail service in select areas on weekends throughout the year starting in mid-February.
Visit the Caltrain Electrification Construction page for updates on the latest construction activities and testing.
Do I have to pay to ride the bus service during these weekends?
If you are using a Clipper Card while traveling on both the bus bridge and rail service, please remember to tap your card at the Clipper® reader upon boarding the train and again upon exiting the train at your final destination. Caltrain customers using the bus bridge portion of their trip do not need to make an additional payment.
How do I use a Clipper Card when the stations are closed?
If you are using a Clipper Card while traveling on both the bus bridge and rail service, please remember to tap your card upon boarding the train and again upon exiting the train at your final destination. Caltrain customers using the bus bridge portion of their trip do not need to make an additional payment.
Are the buses ADA accessible?
Yes, the replacement bus service will be operated by SamTrans and Compass Transit and will have ADA accessible service. Please note that capacity will be limited. We encourage all passengers to plan ahead and use alternative transportation options when available.
Can I bring my bike onboard the bus?
Customers are allowed to place their bikes on bike racks; however, please note that space is limited to a maximum of 2 bikes at a time on each bus and there may be as few as two buses on a given trip. Use alternative transit options when possible and consider using bike parking options that are available at every affected station. More information at www.caltrain.com/bikes.
Who do I contact if I left an item on the bus during the bus bridge?
Please fill out the lost and found form at www.caltrain.com/lost.
Who should I contact with additional questions about the service impacts?
For more questions, riders can call Caltrain Customer Service, Weekdays: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. / Weekends & Holidays: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., at 1.800.660.4287.