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California Transportation Commission Visit Allows RCTC and SBCTA to Showcase Projects and Discuss Regional Needs
The Point: December 7-8 meeting shines light on Inland Empire highway and rail progress
What Fun it is to Ride and Sing (Except in Quiet Cars) on Metrolink Trains
The Point: Metrolink offers a variety of destinations and low-cost fares to enjoy the holidays without the hassle of driving
RCTC Opens the I-215 Placentia Avenue Interchange in Perris
The Point: New interchange in Perris expands access to work, jobs and improves traffic flow in area
Riverside Transit Agency Launches GoMicro On-Demand Service in Hemet and San Jacinto
The Point: RTA will offer micro transit rides in Hemet-San Jacinto starting December 19
Westbound 91 to be Fully Closed in Corona, December 9-12
The Point: Steer clear of the area or expect to spend more time on the road
Coachella Valley Rail Continues to Gain Momentum
The Point: Discussions continue to increase awareness about transformational CV Rail project as RCTC seeks federal funding
Know Before You Go with SoCal 511
The Point: 511 service provides regional transportation resources to help navigate the Southland
15 Express Lanes Earns National Award of Excellence
The Point: Project recognized for excellence in delivery, construction, and design-build practices
Stay Alert: Westbound 91 Main Street Ramp Closures and Lane Reductions in Corona
The Point: Motorists are strongly urged to avoid the area by using Routes 57 or 71 to connect to Route 60 to head east
Right on Track! Construction of Moreno Valley/March Field Station Improvements Project is under Way
The Point: Station improvements will improve Metrolink operations, encourage transit use, reduce traffic congestion, and improve air quality