Our “Louisiana Purchase”? March 17th, 2011
Commentary by Paul Dyson, President
Not quite, but a big step forward.
UP’s Premium Corridor: Coast Starlight Improvements on the Way? March 10th, 2011
Commentary by Jarrod DellaChiesa
Director, RailPAC / Project Coordinator, Coast Starlight Communities Network
Announcing our Annual Conference! March 1st, 2011
Pre-registration is over, but GREAT NEWS!
You can still pay at the door!
TAMC Rail Policy Committee Meeting Report February 27th, 2011
January 10, 2011 Meeting
Reported by Chris Flescher, Associate Director
RailPAC 2011 Annual Meeting February 25th, 2011
CITIZENS FOR RAIL CALIFORNIA, INC.
A California Non-Profit Corporation (#813820 4/26/1977)
d..b.a. The Rail Passenger Association of California & Nevada
KCBS Caltrain Report February 23rd, 2011
Caltrain Turns To Another Agency For Possible Bailout
Our own Art Lloyd and Bruce Jenkins are interviewed by KCBS!
Why You Need to Attend Steel Wheels of California 2011 February 23rd, 2011
To say that the situation regarding passenger rail financing and policy making is fluid would be an understatement. Looking back over thirty years of advocacy I find it hard to recall a time when passenger trains were such an ideological issue. But I won’t get into a political discussion in this forum. Instead let’s think about knowledge and education. Let’s start with a question. Do those that are vehemently against funds for passenger trains know what they are talking about? Do they understand the economics of rail versus other modes? IF NOT, WHY NOT?
Caltrain Summit Meetings: RailPAC was there February 10th, 2011
NCTD: Lower Fares and Longer Service Hours January 18th, 2011
North Coast Transit District is happy to announce lower fares and longer service hours take effect this week on all of our modes (Coaster and Sprinter). Below is a printable PDF with the new COASTER price matrix and new SPRINTER schedule with late-night trains.
TAMC Rail Policy Committee Meeting Report January 7th, 2011
November 1, 2010 Meeting
Reported by Chris Flescher, Associate Director Read the rest of this entry »
