Peninsula Moves!
The Official Blog of Caltrain, SamTrans and TA.
By Dan Lieberman, Public Affairs Specialist | @Liebermantweets We’ve been getting some requests for Black-owned businesses accessible by transit. Here’s a short list of San Mateo County businesses and the SamTrans routes that serve them. Let us know who we’re missing so we can add them! Café Capuchino, Burlingame ECR Keith’s Chicken and Waffles, Daly City View this post on […]
By Andrew M., Youth Ambassador representing South San Mateo County @samtransyouth Hello and Happy New Year from the SamTrans Youth Ambassadors! We’ve had an exciting start to 2019 with a few […]
By Olivia D., Youth Ambassador representing Central San Mateo County Welcome! Hello from the SamTrans Youth Ambassadors of 2018-2019! We are all honored to be a part of the first of, […]
By Mahala Herron, @MahalaHerron Nothing says summer quite like a music festival in a park. From Jazz to classical tunes, here’s a list of some free concerts for you and your […]
Get Us Moving San Mateo County (GUM) is offering several opportunities for the public to share their thoughts about strategies to address the County’s critical transportation needs. Two town hall […]
By Dan Lieberman, @LiebermanTweets Waterbar Easter Brunch: Whether or not you spend Sunday morning in church, Easter calls for brunch. If you’re feeling more than the standard pancakes and eggs, make your way to the Embarcadero’s Waterbar and do it big. Reservations are recommended, and you can easily make it there after a short stroll from the San Francisco Caltrain […]
By Jessica Loi Though summer is drawing to a close, there’s still time to enjoy the warm weather and exciting seasonal events. Every year, cities throughout the Peninsula launch free concerts for the public to enjoy. Though we’re nearing the middle of August, it’s not too late to partake in the musical fun. Join the cities in celebrating what’s left […]
From Jim Dear SamTrans Family: “The eleventh day of the eleventh hour of the eleventh month…,” the day once regarded as the end of World War I, the “war to […]
By Tasha Bartholomew, @tashbart This blog post is the first of a three-part series highlighting bus operators and maintenance workers who have 20 to 30 years of perfect on the […]