Passengers traveling on Tuesday, November 23 experienced a series of extended delays lasting more than an hour due to a track incident that took place Monday night.
Throughout the day, crews have worked to clear tracks and repair signals, allowing trains to travel safely between Martinez and Richmond. Work is expected to be completed as early as Friday, November 26, or as late as Monday, November 29. More Travel Delays Expected November 24-26
In anticipation of the busiest travel week of the year, the Capitol Corridor is prepared to accommodate Thanksgiving travel with extra equipment and additional capacity.
More Thanksgiving Service 2021
Transportation agencies from around the Bay Area celebrated the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act today, thanking President Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, as well as California’s federal delegation for their leadership and support. More Bay Area Transit Agencies Cheer Infrastructure Bill Passage
Thanksgiving is the busiest time of year on the Capitol Corridor. And, with people starting to travel more as 2021 comes to an end, we’ve prepared tips to help you plan for a comfortable, low-stress holiday journey.
Interested in earning more about how the recent passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) could impact the Capitol Corridor and passenger rail in Northern California?
More Corridor Conversations: Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Q&A
