VTA light-rail trains on the popular blue line through the heart of Silicon Valley are now running with added capacity -- two-car trains -- as ridership begins to climb with more workers returning to offices. [Photo: VTA]
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority on Monday expanded blue-line trains to two cars during daytime runs, as ridership grew to 31% of pre-COVID levels, its highest since the start of the pandemic, the agency said.
Riders have told VTA they value extra space for comfort and safety, so the return to two-car trains will allow passengers to spread out, the agency said.
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