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Rider Notice: When temperatures get above 100 degrees, it can have a significant impact on SacRT's light rail system (electrical, overhead wires, tracks and trains).
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Since temperatures are expected to remain in the triple digits over the next few days, please know that SacRT has a contingency plan in place just in case we experience heat related disruptions.
If there is a light rail service disruption that requires a bus bridge, a free shuttle bus will be operating between affected stations to transport passengers until light rail service is restored. It may take 30 to 45 minutes for the buses to arrive at the affected light rail stations. It's also important to note that the special buses are not able to operate on a light rail schedule since the buses travel on surface streets to pick up and drop off passengers, and may be impacted by vehicle traffic.
For rider alerts, riders are encouraged to download the free “Alert SacRT” mobile app from the App Store or Google Play. Additionally, we encourage riders to follow SacRT on social media. Even if you do not have an account, you can still view SacRT’s Facebook and Twitter pages. Note that SacRT staff may not be able to respond in real-time to messages sent on Facebook or Twitter. And, for service disruptions that occur outside of regular business hours, it may take staff a little longer to gather the information and post a message.
To receive SacRT Rider Alert push notifications, download the free Alert SacRT App available at the App Store or Google Play. Details and updates are available through SacRT's Facebook and Twitter feeds.
Visit our "Light Rail Service Disruption FAQ" page for details.
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