ENAbout SacRT
SacRT has undergone a historic transformation to optimize service and implement innovative mobility options to bring greater value to the diverse communities served. Over the last eight years, significant progress has been made on SacRT’s Journey to Excellence to provide clean, safe, and convenient service for Sacramento’s residents.
System Profile
The largest regional transit provider in the capital of California
- Over 82 bus routes
- 43 miles of light rail, and 53 light rail stations
- ADA paratransit services
- 440-square-mile service area covering Sacramento County, including Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, and Rancho Cordova
SacRT is committed to operating a world-class transit system with state-of-the-art service. Buses and light rail trains operate 365 days a year.
- Light rail trains from 4 a.m. (every 15 minutes - day; 30 minutes - evening)
- Blue Line and Gold Line trains operate until 12:30 a.m.
- Green Line trains from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m (every 30 minutes, Monday to Friday)
Board Meeting Information
the Sacramento region. Current board information can be found here.
Helping you
SacRT’s Accessible Services
At SacRT, we prioritize equitable and inclusive transportation solutions, ensuring that all individuals access safe, reliable, and convenient transit services.
Our commitment to accessibility spans across various aspects of our operations, from wheelchair-accessible vehicles to specialized assistance programs tailored to meet diverse mobility needs.
Protecting you
Safety & Security
Upcoming Events & Meetings
out on these exciting upcoming events and meetings.
Discover More About Our Organization
SacRT’s Executive
Management Team
Mobility Advisory Council
SHOWING you
Planning and Construction Initiatives
infrastructure developments, and initiatives that are driving our transit planning and construction efforts.
High Capacity Bus Service / Bus Rapid Transit (2023)
High Capacity Bus Service or Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is faster and more reliable service that is useful to more people for travel to work, school and to meet their daily needs.
Blue Line Light Rail Extension and / or Bus Rapid Transit
SacRT, in partnership with the City of Elk Grove, is exploring new ways to enhance mobility and connectivity for Elk Grove residents and visitors.
Climate change Impacts Project
SacRT partnered with the City of Sacramento on a Transportation Infrastructure Adaptation Plan, known as 'SacAdapt'.
Reporting Documents
Access comprehensive insights and data on our transit system's performance and initiatives. These reports aim to provide transparency and valuable data to stakeholders, policymakers, and the community, fostering informed decision-making and continual improvement of transit services in the region.
Financial Documents
View SacRT’s Adopted Budget Documents, Five-Year Capital Improvement Plans, Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) and Retirement Board Reports.
Civil Rights/Title VI Program
Strategic Plan
Awards and Accolades
SACRT
Retirement Board Documents
and updates crucial to our dedicated employees.
Sacrt
Over 50 Years of Connecting the Region
Take a journey through SacRT's half-a-century history, starting from its early beginnings and culminating in its present role as a vital transportation system connecting the Sacramento region.
1973 2024
1973
In 1973, the Sacramento Regional Transit District was established to provide efficient and reliable public transportation for the Sacramento area. This marked the beginning of a new era in public transit, focused on improving accessibility and connectivity to meet the growing needs of the community.
1987
Launch of the 18.3-mile light rail, connecting northeastern and eastern corridors with downtown.
1998
First light rail extension, opening the Mather Field/Mills Station.
1999
In 1999, SacRT expanded its light rail service with the opening of the South Line, significantly enhancing connectivity to South Sacramento. This expansion marked a major milestone in the growth and development of the region's public transportation network.
2003
Blue Line's first phase opens to South Sacramento, a 6.3-mile extension with seven new stations.
2004
Light rail extends from Mather Field/Mills Station to Sunrise Boulevard, adding three stations.
2005
Light rail was extended 7.4 miles east from the Sunrise Station to the city of Folsom, with four new stations.
2006
Opens .7-mile extension to Sacramento Valley Station, enhancing connectivity with Amtrak.
2012
Introduced the Green Line to the River District.
2015
Blue Line extends to Cosumnes River College, a 4.3 miles line featuring four new stations.
2019
Citrus Heights, Folsom transit services annexed; Elk Grove service contract awarded.
2023
SacRT celebrates 50 years of service in the region
2024
In 2024, SacRT proudly introduced its new low-floor trains, enhancing accessibility and comfort for all riders.
