Caltrain sees light at end of its very dark budget tunnel

04/08/2011
By Victoria Schlesinger

Caltrain has decided to give itself another two weeks to come up with the funds to maintain its full service schedule with 86 trains, after it successfully diverted a drastic reduction due to budget problems. The transit agencies that fund Caltrain rallied under pressure from riders and developers who are building transit-centered properties near stops that could still be closed. [Read more - San Francisco Chronicle]

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