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U.S. Representative Pete Aguilar and U.S. House Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Chair David Price tour Redlands Passenger Rail project/Arrow and ESRI Train Station

The Redlands Passenger Rail Project/Arrow received high praise this week. “The Redlands Passenger Rail represents an energy-efficient and affordable way to help connect communities. I was impressed by the level of partnership on display in the Inland Empire and look forward to continuing to advocate for these types of key investments in transportation infrastructure throughout […]

Freeway Service Patrol to the Rescue

Imagine that your tire blows out, and you’re stranded along a busy freeway. Scary stuff – which is why SBCTA has teamed with Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol for the past 15 years to provide no-cost assistance for motorists who find themselves in the kind of untimely freeway -situation one San Bernardino County resident […]

Upcoming Closures – Know Before You Go!

Summer break is over; school is back in session and construction is in full swing on projects within the county. With this work comes freeway and local street closures to ensure crews have a safe work environment. Access to closures and detours for all projects can be found at goSBCTA.com/projects. Each project has its own […]

Snack Shop at Santa Fe Depot

If you have visited us at the Santa Fe Depot, you might have seen the concession area in the lobby. SBCTA is soliciting proposals from qualified vendors for the lease of the space at the Depot. The area consists of 714 SQ FT of preexisting space for operating a concession that provides coffee, snack items, […]

Help Us Keep You Moving!

SBCTA wants to hear from you! We would like to know which areas you think need mobility improvement? Are you walking, biking, driving, or riding a bus or train to work? These kinds of questions help us get the pulse of our community as it relates to how you move. Today, SBCTA is working on […]

Rail Safety Month: Stay Alert, Stay Safe

Riding the rails is an American tradition, and to this day, a passenger train is among the safest modes of transportation around. But rail crossings and railroad tracks continue to pose serious risks to pedestrians and motorists who are distracted, trespassing, or otherwise put themselves in harm’s way. Sadly, California leads the nation in annual […]

All Aboard Arrow’s Maintenance Facility

As preparations are made for the much-anticipated launch of the Arrow line service in 2022, much of the behind-the-scenes work will take place at the new Arrow Maintenance Facility, under construction in the City of San Bernardino. Several SBCTA staff toured the state-of-the-art facility recently and were able to see just how far this critical […]

New Service Improves Response Times, Frees Up Emergency Crews

9-1-1 service throughout San Bernardino County has been significantly enhanced with a new, more efficient process for handling incoming calls to determine the appropriate level of service. The San Bernardino County Council of Governments (SBCOG) is partnering with CONFIRE and emergency agencies across the county to implement the Emergency Communication Nurse System™(ECNS), helping to ensure […]

School’s back! (And so’s the traffic)

It’s Back to (in-person) School for more than a half-million K-12 students in San Bernardino County, and along with it, a reminder to take extra precautions as traffic volumes increase in and around the more than 600 public and private schools in the nation’s largest geographic county. The hours immediately before and after school pose […]

It’s official: This IS the place to be

The Inland Empire now holds the distinction of the hottest housing market in the U.S., fueled by record numbers of Southern Californians moving our way for more affordable housing, career opportunities and a better quality of life. According to researchers at CoreLogic, the IE is seeing the highest in-migration of any metro area in the […]
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