Austin Capital Metro has resumed Saturday commuter rail service. The Saturday service had been stopped to allow for construction and positive train control installation.
TRAINS: David Lassen
AUSTIN, Texas — Austin’s Capital Metro has resumed Saturday service on its 31-mile commuter rail line between downtown and Leander, Texas, six months after suspending the service.
KVUE-TV reports that the service resumed Jan. 11. It had been suspended in June 2019 to accommodate work to implement positive train control, as well, as construction of a new downtown station.
The Saturday schedule offers 13 afternoon and evening round trips.
