Sacramento Regional Transit issues vandalism alert for Blue Line
Due to vandalism, the trains are unable to operate between the stations, and riders who need to travel between can board a bus bridge, which is a shuttle bus that operates between the stations, said SacRT officials.
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According to SacRT, the bus bridge is in place on the blue line that is between Swanston and Watt and I-80 stations starting Friday.
The first bus on Friday will pick up riders from the Watt and I-80 station at around 5 a.m., authorities said. Riders who are traveling towards Cosumnes River College can board a train at Swanston.
SacRT is asking the public to check the free alert SacRT app for updates.
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