Stay Healthy: Safety is a Shared Responsibility
Safety is a foundational value at Metrolink. The Metrolink team has been actively monitoring developments regarding COVID-19 – commonly referred to as the coronavirus. We would like to let you […]
Safety Blog: Trains, Tracks and Cameras
Train tracks may seem like a romantic location for a photo op, but there are real dangers to posing on or near the rails. At Metrolink, we are committed to […]
Safety Blog: Keep Out. Stay Away. Your Life Depends on It.
Not everyone who trespasses on railroad property does so with bad intentions. Perhaps they think it’s a faster way to get home from school or a good spot to take […]
Metrolink Safety in Inclement Weather
Severe weather can happen anytime in any part of southern California. It can create hazardous conditions caused by thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail, flash flooding, winter storms, freezing rain, sleet, […]
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month
Nearly 21 million people worldwide are estimated to be trapped in human trafficking worldwide. California’s proximity to international borders and its economy, the state’s big cities are major hotspots for […]
Safety Message: See something. Say something.
At Metrolink, we are committed to making every train ride a safe one and we are focused on doing all that we can to keep our transit system safe for […]
Metrolink Hosts Inaugural Rail Safety Summit
September is Rail Safety Month. On Thursday, September 12, Metrolink hosted rail safety and security leaders for the first Metrolink Safety Summit at the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles. Topics for […]
Rail Safety Month
September is Rail Safety Month in California, and September 22-28, 2019 is Rail Safety Week across the nation. Rail safety is a team effort. We are doing our part to […]
Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink Station Parking Lot to Undergo Maintenance Next Week
The City of Rancho Cucamonga will begin a project to improve the parking lot located at the Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink Station. The project will require the alternating closure of parts […]
August 2019 Metrolink Matters is now available
The August 2019 edition of Metrolink Matters is now available digitally here. This month, you can learn about our Dispatching Services team and how they keep trains on the move […]
No video is worth the risk!
Earlier this month, the tracks between Santa Ana and Tustin, on our Orange County and Inland Empire-Orange County lines were closed because a group of people were attempting to make […]
Riders can now text safety & security concerns to Metrolink
Metrolink riders now have another way to share non-emergency safety and security concerns by texting (866) 640-5190. The text messages go directly to Metrolink’s Security Operations Center and is available […]
Stay aware when crossing railroad tracks
It may seem easy to avoid a collision with a 200-ton locomotive. Yet the fact is that a vehicle or pedestrian is hit by a train every three hours in […]
Prevent crossing accidents by using the ENS signs at all rail crossings
Did you know that you can help prevent train crossing accidents? Yes, by just using your cell phone, you can help stop a train in its tracks to prevent an […]
Help improve rail safety as a motorist and as a pedestrian!
Rail safety is extremely important for anyone who comes into contact with railroads. We want to remind you that you can improve rail safety in many ways as both a […]
Remember these simple tips before heading to the perfect beach day!
Planning to hit the beach this summer? You can avoid the traffic headaches and parking hassles by taking a ride on Metrolink to the beautiful beaches at San Clemente and […]
