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To protect the existing San Joaquin Rail Service and to promote its improvement, in 2012, local and regional agencies throughout most of the San Joaquin Corridor (Bakersfield - Fresno - Modesto - Stockton - Sacramento - Oakland) sponsored and supported Assembly Bill 1779 (AB 1779). This bill enabled regional government agencies to form the San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority (SJJPA) to take over the administration and management of the existing San Joaquin Rail Service from the state. AB 1779 was passed by the...
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Amtrak San Joaquins Announces Upcoming Service Increase and Schedule Change
Amtrak San Joaquins Announces New Thruway Bus Stop atHumboldt State University Connecting ...
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Amtrak San Joaquins Announces Upcoming Service Increase and Schedule Change
Amtrak San Joaquins Announces Upcoming Service Increase and Schedule Change ...
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Healdsburg (HEA) is Inaccessible Due to Construction/Roadwork
The current stop at Healdsburg (HEA) is inaccessible due to ...
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Amtrak San Joaquins Reinstates Cash Payments Onboard and at Staffed Stations
Amtrak San Joaquins Reinstates Cash Payments Onboard and at Staffed ...
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2021 SJJPA Business Plan Update – Public Review Draft
2021 SJJPA Business Plan Update - Public Review Draft Each ...
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Petaluma and Vallejo Thruway Stops Move to a New Locations
Petaluma and Vallejo Thruway Stops Move to a New Locations ...
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