HeyJaredNext Stop: SacRT
What does it take to move a city? At SacRT, it's more than just buses and trains - it's people, planning, safety, service, and innovation.Next Stop: SacRT takes you behind the scenes of the work shaping the future of public transit in Sacramento.
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Episode 12: Inside SacRT's Planning (opens the original)
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In this episode of Next Stop: SacRT, host Gregg Fishman talks with James Drake, SacRT’s Senior Manager of Service planning about the challenges of designing and managing bus service across a growing Sacramento region. Take a look behind the scenes of transit planning, what goes into choosing bus routes and stops, balancing service frequency with route extensions, and mo
Episode 11: All About Light Rail (opens the original)
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On this episode of, Next Stop: SacRT, Gregg Fishman sits down with Robin Stimson, Vice President of Business Development for Siemen’s Mobility Inc. and Vince Beatty, SacRT’s Assistant Vice-President of Light Rail Operations. Learn about Siemen’s Mobility’s history in Sacramento, how they’ve grown since then, and more about their history with SacRT. You’ll hear about the challenges that come with operating nearly 40-year-old vehicles, our transition to the new low floor S700 vehicles, and more on
Episode 10: Commuting Options into Downtown Sacramento (opens the original)
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On this episode of, Next Stop: SacRT, host Gregg Fishman, sits down with Cheryl Croshere, the Executive Director of the 50 Corridor Transportation Management Association and Casey Courtright, SacRT’s Director of the Office of Management and Budget, to discuss alternatives for people commuting into downtown Sacramento, and especially, for California State employees who may now be required to be in the office more frequently. Learn more about current transportation alternatives, including subsidiz
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