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Review of Gold Runner and Amtrak Thruway Bus Network Recommends Efficiency Improvements

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A draft study report published on September 23 recommends several ways to improve operational efficiency within the Gold Runner Thruway Bus network, which connects Arcata to San Diego. The report notes that the network, which operates along roughly 681 miles, currently maintains a cost-recovery ratio of 119% while retaining most of its ridership. The report also suggests that Amtrak Thruway bus service to Eureka and Arcata may face service cuts in the near future.

From times-standard.com

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The recommendations aim to build upon an already effective public transit system through targeted interventions, particularly along routes serving Humboldt County. The study specifically recommends concentrating these interventions on routes like Route 7, which runs between Martinez and Arcata.

From times-standard.com

Who's involved

  • AmtrakAmerican intercity passenger rail operator whose bus service is subject to efficiency review.
  • ArcataCity in Humboldt County connected by the Gold Runner network to San Diego.
  • San DiegoSecond-largest city in California served by the Gold Runner network.
  • Humboldt CountyCounty in California where the transit network operates.
  • MartinezCity in the San Francisco Bay Area connected by Route 7 to Arcata.

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