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Outbound service in the early evening rush is expanded with three new trains departing Chicago between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., including a 3:22 p.m. departure to McHenry that riders have requested. Arlington Heights riders will also have more express service in the morning and the evening rush hours with a new 7:25 a.m. inbound train and a 5:07 p.m. outbound train. The new schedule adds a reverse commute option for students at St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, with a new 6:35 a.m. departure from Chicago.

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The A Line is 23 miles of rail that is making local and international travel easier than ever. The new line, which opened on April 22, 2016, provides easy, affordable and reliable connections between downtown Denver, Denver International Airport, and the many communities along I-70. With connections at Union Station to the C, E, R, and W light rail lines, the B Line commuter rail line to Westminster and local and regional buses, your public transportation options now have an international connection.

Take unlimited rides all month on the A Line with RTD's Monthly Pass. Travel to the Airport is included in the Regional/Airport Monthly Pass. Monthly Passes may be purchased at any RTD sales outlet, online, on the RTD Mobile Tickets app, or at participating King Soopers and Safeway stores.

If your vehicle is registered within the RTD service area, parking at RTD Park-n-Rides is free for the first 24 hours. After 24 hours, a $2.00 daily fee applies. You must pay before getting on the train.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, SSL has invested a tremendous amount of time and resources into taking enhanced precautions and implementing new procedures for the health and safety of passengers, as well as train personnel. As Chicago phases through its reopening plan and more commuters and leisure riders return to the train, the SSL intends to continually enhance the safety measures being taken.

The South Shore Line is a commuter rail line operated by the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District (NICTD) between Millennium Station in downtown Chicago and the South Bend International Airport in South Bend, Indiana.

Dozens of bus routes are timed to connect with trains at Blue Line stations, making it easy to get to work, to shopping or wherever you need to be. The Blue Line shares five downtown Minneapolis stations with the METRO Green Line, with service to the University of Minnesota and St. Paul.

You can also use our Interactive System Map (best viewed on a desktop or laptop computer). In the rail section of the map, you can check a box next to any METRORail line and the map will draw a line showing the entire route and where it runs.

First, please let riders exit the train before you board. After all riders have disembarked through the railcar doors, please enter the train and choose an open seat. Please avoid sitting in the priority seating areas for the elderly and people with disabilities, marked by the International Symbol of Access (Wheelchair Symbol).

The story of how St. Paul and Minneapolis did it is full of lessons for other cities hoping to show that rail can be a key to revival. Twin Cities leaders found ways to persuade reluctant Republican legislators to contribute state funding to transit and, when that support dwindled, figured out how to fund a greater share of it themselves. They figured out that converting an old streetcar route back to transit after a half-century of automobile domination can be a wrenching change, one that demands special care to help small businesses survive. And perhaps most significantly, downtown power brokers had to be willing to significantly alter their plans when low-income people of color and immigrant businesspeople along the route insisted that a rail line that bypassed them, while benefiting people traveling between two downtowns, was not acceptable. Instead, they argued, the near-billion-dollar project had to improve the lives of the people who live and work along the route.

Both the Green Line and Blue Line extension projects are in the pipeline for federal New Starts funding, with medium-high rankings in the federal funding formula. But the Trump administration's budget for fiscal year 2018 calls for eliminating New Starts funding, placing those projects in doubt.

The Adirondack train line connecting Montreal and New York City is on track to reopen in early April. The Amtrak route that passes through Albany, Plattsburgh and Ticonderoga has been closed since the onset of the pandemic.

Montrealers planning to take the affordable and sustainable travel option to visit the Big Apple this spring can also look forward to major improvements to train speed and amenities in the coming years.

Starting March 20, 2023, Car No.7 of some weekday Tohoku Shinkansen trains will offer "TRAIN DESK" service. TRAIN DESK cars are ordinary reserved seat cars intended to offer the ideal space for customers who wish to work or study during their time on board. All passengers are welcome to make use of these cars, but we request that when doing so, you refrain from speaking in a loud voice, engaging in conversation or otherwise making noise that might disturb other passengers.

Today, more than 140 stations across six MRT lines span the island. This 200km system has over three million daily ridership. In addition, there are more than 40 stations across two LRT lines and this 28km system has over 200 thousand daily ridership. More networks are being built to further expand rail coverage.

Use a stored value card such as an ez-link or NETS FlashPay where fares are charged based on distance travelled. You may also level up your public transport experience with SimplyGo! Use your Mastercard or Visa contactless credit and debit cards, mobile wallets*, or NETS Tap contactless bank cards to pay for your train and bus fares, and skip top-ups altogether. Plan your journey by using LTA's journey planner or transport tools.

The A-train stops at each of our five stations - Downtown Denton Transit Center (DDTC), MedPark Station, Highland Village/Lewisville Lake station, Old Town station and Hebron station - before reaching the DART Trinity Mills station.

All Dartmoor Line trains call at Crediton, providing a new public transport link with Okehampton. Change at Crediton for the Tarka Line to Barnstaple and North Devon. Rail users in Crediton also benefit from more trains into Exeter.

Railway lines out to these towns were cut back in the 1960s as a result of the Beeching Report. The route to Tavistock and Plymouth closed in 1968. Services continued between Exeter and Okehampton for a few years but were later withdrawn in 1972.

The popularity of the Summer Sunday trains coupled with the Forum's evidence gathering, data modelling, engagement with the rail franchising process and special trains to London, Stratford-upon-Avon and Weymouth all played a critical role in making the return of daily passenger services a reality.

Following the confirmation of government funding for the reopening of the line in March 2021, work got underway to upgrade the track between Okehampton and the former Coleford Junction, where the Dartmoor Line joins the existing line to Exeter.

Since closure to regular passenger trains in 1972 and freight trains in 2008, the condition of the track had deteriorated and upgrade work was required before the line could safely open to daily passenger trains once again. You can see photos and videos of this work in our News section.

Returning regular, daily services to this line has been a long-held ambition of GWR, Network Rail, Devon County Council and the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership for a number of years and this is great news for customers and for the local economy.

The Dartmoor Line will help extend the reach and social and economic benefits of the railway, further supporting the communities it serves. Exeter is an employment hub for people in the Okehampton area and although it is linked to Exeter by the A30, traffic levels on routes into the city can be extremely congested at peak-times. With trains taking just 40 minutes (approximate journey time) to travel from Okehampton into the heart of Exeter, the reopening of the railway will encourage commuters to leave their car at home, reducing congestion and promoting more sustainable journeys.

The reopening of the line will not just benefit Okehampton. Towns such as Bude, Hatherleigh, Holsworthy and Launceston will be brought much closer to the rail network, unlocking these areas to train travel and paving the way for greener journeys to and from the region.

Dartmoor Line trains is operated using Class 150, 158 and Turbo units. Most trains operate in 2-car formations, offering up to 130 seats per service and are fully compliant with the latest modern accessibility standards.

All Dartmoor Line services stop at Crediton. Not only does this provide a regular service to Okehampton but it also increases the frequency of trains between Crediton and Exeter (2 trains an hour from May 2022 onwards).

Network Rail has carried out inspections of all fencing and where repairs were needed these have been made. If you have concerns about fencing in your area, please contact the Network Rail National Helpline on 03457 711 4141 or you can email crwest@networkrail.co.uk.

It is the longest line opened for regular passenger services in Devon and Cornwall for nearly 100 years, since the North Devon & Cornwall Junction Railway was opened between Torrington and Halwill in 1925.

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