Grant CA-2018-035
A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.
Award CA-2018-035 is a grant from the Department of Transportation to Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board, $21.7M obligated, FY2018 to FY2026. The work is performed in California. Source
Description
Application Purpose: To Help the JPB Meet the Fra Mandate of Achieving Interoperability on the Section of Caltrains Commuter Rail Service Between San Jose Control Point Lick (Cp Lick) and Gilroy on Union Pacific Railroad (Uprr) Territory. Control Point Lick Is Located in San Jose and Is the Point Where the Jpbs Right of Way Ends and Ups Right of Way Begins. The Project Installs I-Etms on All Trains However This Grant Application Contains Funding the Installation of I-Etms on 14 Vehicles.; Activities Performed: The Project Installs I-Etms on All Trains However This Grant Application Contains Funding the Installation of I-Etms on 14 Vehicles; Expected Outcomes: The Caltrain Interoperability Project Will Improve Safety by Reducing the Threat of Train-To-Train Collisions Over Speed Derailments Incursions Into Established Work Zone Limits and the Movement of a Train Through a Misaligned Switch.; Intended Beneficiaries: The Caltrain Interoperability Project Will Improve Safety for the Over 1100 Passengers That Take Caltrain from San Jose to Gilroy Each Day.; Subrecipient Activities: None