Globe station
| Company type | Public transit agency |
|---|---|
| Industry | Public transportation |
| Headquarters | Sacramento , United States |
Area served | Sacramento metropolitan area |
| Products | Light rail, bus services |
| Website | www |
Globe station functions as a ground-level light rail stop on the Blue Line within the SacRT light rail network, operated by the Sacramento Regional Transit District. Positioned in the center median of Del Paso Boulevard at the intersection with Globe Avenue in Sacramento, California, this station acts as an important transit hub in the locality.
Proceeding south from Globe station, the track transitions into a single line running adjacent to the southbound lanes of California State Route 160, crossing over both the American River and the Sacramento Subdivision owned by the Union Pacific Railroad.
Plans for future development involve adding stops for the Altamont Corridor Express and San Joaquins services at a nearby location known as Old North Sacramento station. A new platform along the Sacramento Subdivision is anticipated to be completed by 2029, aiming to accommodate these commuter and intercity rail services, thereby improving regional transit connectivity and options.