List of VTA light rail stations
| Company type | Public transit system |
|---|---|
| Industry | Public transportation |
| Founded | December 11, 1987 |
| Headquarters | Santa Clara County , United States |
Area served | Santa Clara County, California |
| Owner | Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) |
| Website | www |
VTA light rail functions as a light rail transit network within Santa Clara County, California. This system is operated by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA), overseeing more than of track and accommodating upwards of 32,000 riders daily as recorded in fiscal year 2007.
The first portion, connecting Civic Center with Old Ironsides, commenced service on December 11, 1987. Subsequent expansions extended service southward to Downtown San Jose and Tamien in 1988 and 1990 respectively. The Guadalupe corridor was finalized in April 1991 with a extension reaching Santa Teresa and Almaden. The Tasman West segment to Mountain View began operations in December 1999. Additional growth included the Tasman East extension arriving at I-880/Milpitas in 2001 and later to Hostetter in 2004, along with the Capitol extension serving the Alum Rock. The most recent significant project was the Vasona extension, linking Campbell with Downtown San Jose, completed in 2005.
By December 2019, the light rail system consisted of 59 stations distributed as follows: 39 within San Jose, seven in Sunnyvale, four in Mountain View, and three each located in Campbell, Milpitas, and Santa Clara. In March 2015, the VTA temporarily closed Evelyn station to facilitate construction of a second track spanning between Mountain View and Whisman stations.
Stations
| ^ | Stations designated for transfers |
| Template:Rint | Stations providing transfers to other rail networks |
| † | End-of-line stations |
| ^† | Stations serving as both transfer points and line termini |
| †Template:Rint | Stations that are transfer points to other rail systems and line termini |
| StationTemplate:Ref label | Image | Line(s)Template:Ref label | Transfers | Location | Opened[1] | Parking spaces | |
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| Alder | Template:Rint | Milpitas |
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| Alum Rock† | Template:Rint | San Jose |
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| Bascom | Template:Rint | San Jose |
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| Baypointe^† | Template:Rint Template:Rint | San Jose |
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| Bayshore/NASA | Template:Rint | Mountain View |
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| Station | Image | Line(s) | Transfers | Location | Opened | Parking spaces |
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[[File:Branham VTA 1499 08.JPG] [100px] The platform at Branham station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Capitol VTA 1036 03.JPG] [100px] A train at Capitol station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Champion VTA 2182 03.JPG] [100px] The platform at Champion station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Childrens Discovery Museum station (1), July 2018.JPG] [100px] The platform at Children's Discovery Museum station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Cisco Way VTA 2165 09.JPG] [100px] The platform at Cisco Way station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Civic Center VTA 1636 03.JPG] [100px] A train waits at Civic Center station]
San Jose, California San Jose
[[File:Component VTA 1681 05.JPG] [100px] The platform at Component station]
San Jose, California San Jose
Former stations
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| Sunnyvale |
| StationTemplate:Ref label | Image | Location | Commenced Service | Discontinued Service | |||
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| Almaden† | San Jose |
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| Evelyn | Mountain View |
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| Oakridge | San Jose |
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Notes
Station names correspond with the official transit system map.[2]
For stations served by multiple lines, lines are ordered by their respective inauguration dates.
This particular station's platforms for northbound and southbound trains are located one block apart; the northbound platform is situated on 1st Street while the southbound platform is on 2nd Street.
References
- ↑ "Current Light Rail System Data" (PDF). vta.org. Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 8, 2013. Retrieved February 26, 2013.
- ↑ "Interactive Light Rail Map". vta.org. Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. Archived from the original on November 7, 2008. Retrieved November 19, 2008.