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Driving to Work Alone is No Fun – Start Ridesharing Today with a $5/Day Incentive
The Point: IE Commuter will launch a new ridesharing incentive and expand eligibility April 18
Freeway Service Patrol Drivers Go Beyond the Call of Duty
The Point: RCTC honors FSP drivers who have helped thousands of motorists in western Riverside County
Heading Back to the Workplace or Looking for a New Adventure? Metrolink to Restore Train Service
The Point: Metrolink will restore six trains that serve Riverside County starting Monday, April 4
RCTC Advances I-15 “Smart Freeway” Pilot Project in Temecula, Murrieta, Thanks to Support from Rep. Ken Calvert
The Point: Congress passes, President Biden signs bipartisan Appropriations bill with funding to help relieve traffic congestion on northbound I-15
Ready, Set, Go! I-15 Interim Corridor Operations Project Gears up for Construction
Commission approves construction contract; work could begin in May
Inland Empire Caucus Seeks Transportation Project Funding from State of California
The Point: Legislators request funds for local projects to provide immediate mobility solutions
One Ramp Closes, Another Ramp Opens for Interstate 15 Railroad Canyon Interchange in Lake Elsinore
Motorists should access northbound I-15 at Grape Street through early April
RCTC Meets with Legislators to Urge Added Transportation Investments
The Point: RCTC Executive Director joined southern California transportation advocates to advance transportation policies to benefit Riverside County and the region.
Public Comment Period Extended: RCTC Continues Seeking Community Comments on Proposed Riverside-Downtown Station Improvements Project
The Point: Comments are Due February 3; Make Your Voice Heard