Rider Alerts - General

Bus Detours will be in place from Monday, June 17 through Friday, July 5, due to road work on F St. During this time, Route 34 will detour daily from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The following bus stops will be temporarily closed and the following detours will be in place: Inbound (from Sac State to Downtown):

Bus stop temporarily closed on F St at 18th St. Passengers should board on F St at 16th St

Detour: from F St, left on 19th St, right on G St, right on 16th St, left on F St

Outbound (from Downtown to Sac State):

Bus stop temporarily closed on F St at 16th St. Passengers should board on F St at 14th St

Bus stop temporarily closed on F St at 18th/19th St. Passengers should board on F St at 21st St

Detour: from F St, right on 15th St, left on H St, left on 21st St, right on F St

Due to the City of Sacramento’s protected bike lane project, the following bus stops have been changed:

Bus stop #1719 on J St at 21st St has been permanently discontinued. Riders can board the bus on J St at 22nd St.

Bus stop #1723 on J St at 28th St has been permanently discontinued. Riders can board the bus on J St at 27th St.

Riders may experience impacts on Routes 11, 86 and 88 due to construction on Garden Highway. Closures will be expected and detours may be required. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

SacRT provides special service trains and extended Folsom service for major Golden 1 Center events. Please check gosacrt.com for information about event service.

RT has received comments regarding short trains during commute hours. Unfortunately, RT has been struggling for some time now to meet our commute time peak vehicle requirement of 4-car trains (3-cars for VTA trains). A major part of our fleet, the Siemens light rail vehicles, reach the end of their 30-year useful life in March of this year. We realize that this causes crowding and while "standing room only" trips are common and considered normal during commute times for transit systems around the country, we certainly want to operate the design capacity of the system. A 30-year-old vehicle with several million miles of service, has more issues requiring maintenance and are less reliable overall. Staff is working diligently to repair and return vehicles to service as quickly as possible, but the real solution is to replace our aging fleet as they reach the end of their 30 year life. This will require a major financial commitment on the part of the community in order to fund light rail vehicle replacement and other state of good repair projects for RT's aging system. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.

RT's bus service from time to time can be delayed by traffic congestion and other non-related RT events, with little or no notice, that may affect service. As part of a disruption, RT bus stops may be affected as well.

In order to help our customers get the most up-to-date information, we suggest checking real-time bus information through RT's mobile website at m.sacrt.com. Customers can also create an account for RT Tracker, to have personalized bus arrival times emailed directly at www.sacrt.com/tracker1.stm.