Between March 16 and 19, 2021 the Capitol Corridor will hold public workshops virtually via Zoom to present its Draft FY 2021-22 โ FY 2022-23 Annual Business Plan. The Annual Business Plan (ABP) presents an overview of the Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authorityโs (CCJPAโs) strategic plan and funding request for the next two fiscal years.
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Corridor Conversations: JPA Leadership Roundtable
March 8, 2021Don’t miss the California Intercity Passenger Rail Leadership Roundtable, a free online event scheduled for Thursday, March 25, 2021. Learn about the history of intercity passenger rail, the managing agencies that oversee Californiaโs iconic routes, and the train services that connect the state. More Corridor Conversations: JPA Leadership Roundtable
Rider Profile | Riding the Train Through a Pandemic
February 8, 2021Throughout the pandemic and the various travel restrictions that have come along with it, the Capitol Corridor has continued to run as an essential service throughout Northern California. Much of what has been published about our service since COVID-19 came into our lives is that ridership is down, hovering at just 11-15% of normal ridership. You may wonder, who are the people that make up that small percentage of riders who continue to travel with us? And what is it like riding the Capitol Corridor during a pandemic? More Rider Profile | Riding the Train Through a Pandemic
Capitol Corridor Best of 2020
January 15, 2021Looking back over the past 12 months, all of us would agree that throughout the challenging year that 2020 shaped up to be, it forced us to make the best of a situation. This may have meant more time reading, binge-watching series, gaming, or even picking up a new hobby. For the Capitol Corridor staff the experience was no different, and we wanted to share how our team members made the best of 2020!ย More Capitol Corridor Best of 2020
Corridor Conversations: Birds Along the Capitol Corridor Route
November 13, 2020Join us for Birds Along the Capitol Corridor on Saturday, December 5!
The Capitol Corridor route between Sacramento and Martinez passes through two important bird habitats, the Yolo Bypass and the Suisun Marsh, both of which provide nesting areas for many species of birds and other animals, plus winter homes and rest stops for thousands of birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway. More Corridor Conversations: Birds Along the Capitol Corridor Route