General
Bus-Only Service - Senate Bill 742
Passage of Senate Bill 742 for Bus-Only Service On January 1, a number of new state bills went into effect, and one in particular impacts the Capitol Corridor. Senate Bill 742 allows Amtrak, a joint powers authority, or any public or private transit ...
Employment Opportunities
The Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA) is a partnership among the six local transit agencies in the eight-county service area which shares the administration and management of the Capitol Corridor. The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid ...
Special Assistance
If you need assistance at any time, ask one of the conductors or a station agent. Plan to arrive at the station at least 10-15 minutes early so you do not have to rush to catch your train. Look for visual markers adjacent to the coach doors to assist ...
Passenger Identification
Passengers 16 years and older must present valid photo identification when purchasing tickets, and must carry this ID with them on board the train and when riding buses. Valid photo IDs accepted for travel include: • Government-issued photo driver’s ...
Station Issues
Local stations served by our service are not owned by the Capitol Corridor but rather by a local entity, usually the city. If you have questions or comments or complaints about a station that are not addressed on our website, please check with the ...
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There are many ways to stay informed about Capitol Corridor – all available through our eNews service! To subscribe for weekday/weekday service alerts, visit capitolcorridor.org/news-alerts. CC Rail Mail: Emailed approximately two times per month and ...