STEPS YOU CAN TAKE NOW TO SUPPORT CALTRAIN
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About Friends of Caltrain
Friends of Caltrain is a nonprofit with over 7000 participants on the Peninsula corridor from San Francisco through San Jose and beyond, supporting stable funding and successful modernization for Caltrain as part of a well-integrated network of sustainable transportation, with equitable access and transit-supportive policies on the corridor.
Friends of Caltrain supports transit-oriented development in partnership with local groups, and grade separation for safety and increased rail capacity.
[…] Attend this summit to learn about and discuss the severe fiscal crisis facing Caltrain, an important Bay Area transit agency that lacks its own dedicated funding, and connect with others working to find solutions. Organized by the Friends of Caltrain. […]
[…] the big concern,” said Adina Levin, co-founder of Friends of Caltrain. “A lot of current and potential Caltrain riders I talk to are excited about being able to […]
[…] trains will certainly be more crowded then they are today,” said Adina Levin, co-founder of Friends of Caltrain. “Congestion on 101 also needs to be addressed with the most cost-effective measures, and one […]
[…] trains will certainly be more crowded then they are today,” said Adina Levin, co-founder of Friends of Caltrain. “Congestion on 101 also needs to be addressed with the most cost-effective measures, and one […]
[…] This post was written by Adina Levin of Friends of Caltrain […]
[…] Lepe of TransForm, Michele Beasley of Greenbelt Alliance, Adina Levin of Friends of Caltrain, will host a conversation about upcoming transportation-related decisions Silicon Valley […]
[…] Friends of Caltrain sent me e-mail touting progress on public transportation and density along the Peninsula, with […]
[…] from Friends of Caltrain, celebrates the […]
[…] local pizza place to revel in their inner transit geekdom, where conversations ranging from saving CalTrain from slashing service to bucket list transit journeys were […]
[…] From an email blast by Adina Levin’s Friend’s of Caltrain: […]
[…] Sebastian Petty of Caltrain will join advocates from Friends of Caltrain and Seamless Bay Area to brainstorm solutions to Caltrain’s budget woes in a webinar this […]
[…] by: Friends of Caltrain, Getting There Together, OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon, Seattle Transit Riders Union, Seattle […]