ENPlanning, Construction
and Initiatives
SacRT continuously works to improve our transit system with
our Planning and Engineering Departments taking the lead on a number of initiatives.
Planning
SacRT is actively transforming public transportation through essential planning projects aimed at boosting service efficiency and
expanding infrastructure for a growing Sacramento.
expanding infrastructure for a growing Sacramento.
Planning Documents
Planning Projects
This effort will provide an opportunity to take a fresh look at our service offerings and will culminate in an update of both SacRT’s Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP) and Long Range Transit Plan (LRTP).
SacRT, in partnership with the City of Elk Grove, is exploring new ways to enhance mobility and connectivity for Elk Grove residents and visitors.
This initiative focused on strategically upgrading bus stop functionality and safety for better service.
Merges light rail's speed with bus flexibility, enhancing city travel.
SacRT’s Green Line to the Airport project will extend light rail approximately 13 miles north from downtown Sacramento to the River District, the Natomas communities and the Sacramento International Airport.
SacRT has adopted a Zero-Emission Bus Rollout Plan which will transition SacRT’s bus fleet to 100% zero-emission by 2040.
Construction
Our current construction endeavors represent SacRT’s commitment to progress and innovation in public transit infrastructure.
The projects aimed at modernizing and expanding our light rail and streetcar infrastructure for a more connected community.
The projects aimed at modernizing and expanding our light rail and streetcar infrastructure for a more connected community.
Construction Documents
Construction Projects
SacRT is preparing to start construction on the future Dos Rios Light Rail Station, located on the Blue Line on North 12th Street between Richards Boulevard and Sunbeam Avenue in Sacramento.
SacRT is excited to announce plans to relocate the Sacramento Valley Station (SVS) to a new north-south configuration on the Gold Line.
This construction project began July 2024 and includes a variety of improvements that will help create a safer, more accessible environment at one of the region’s largest transit hubs.
The project connects high trip generation areas, enhancing citywide transit access.
SacRT's historic light rail modernization project spans 2023 to 2027.
Planning and Construction Project Interactive Map
This interactive map uses ArcGIS to show SacRT’s current planning and construction projects and their locations. Click on any project icon/line for a brief description or use filters to narrow by project type and phase.