MAKE YOUR MOVE
TEXRail earns PTC System Certification
Trinity Metro TEXRail has received certification for Positive Train Control (PTC) from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
PTC is designed to stop a train before an accident occurs. Specific preventions include incidents created by human error, such as train-to-train collisions, derailments that occur from excessive speed, or a train moving through a track switch that was left in the wrong position.
“This is a tremendous accomplishment,” said President and CEO Bob Baulsir. “FRA has very high standards and we are pleased to have achieved certification for this safety enhancement.”
The primary steps achieved this year include conducting extensive testing, known as revenue service demonstration, submitting a safety plan to FRA and achieving interoperability between host and tenant railroads. The FRA granted conditional approval last week to the safety plan and conditional certification of interoperability. Based on FRA standards, conditional certification meets the statutory certification requirement.
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Extra efforts have been made to increase the frequency of cleaning high-touch areas such as door handles, railings, benches and ticket vending machines with disinfectant throughout each shift. LEARN MORE > |
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HAPPENING THIS WEEK:
Some events might be rescheduled or canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. Please check with the event organizer before attending any of these events.
Mark Bradford: End Papers |
The Modern Lights |
Flores Mexicanas: Women in Modern Mexican Art |
Presented by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth |
Presented by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth |
Presented by the Dallas Museum of Art |
| Through Jan. 10 |
| Through Jan. 17 |
| Through Jan. 10 |
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth |
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth |
Dallas Museum of Art |
To get there, ride The Dash to Lancaster and Van Cliburn. |
To get there, ride The Dash to Lancaster and Van Cliburn. |
To get there, ride the TRE to Victory Station, switching to the DART Orange line to St. Paul Station. |
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Wine on the Skyline Wednesdays |
Topiaries in the Garden |
Queen Nefertari’s Egypt |
Presented by Branch and Bird |
Presented by Fort Worth Botanic Garden |
Presented by Kimbell Art Museum |
| Wednesdays |
| Through June 30, 2021 |
| Through March 14, 2021 |
Branch and Bird |
Fort Worth Botanic Garden |
Kimbell Art Museum |
To get there, ride The Dash to 7th and Taylor. |
To get there, ride bus route 7 to University and Harley-Botanic Gardens. |
To get there, ride bus route 2 to Camp Bowie & Van Cliburn |
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We’ll Take the WheelEnd of Year Update We will be taking some time off before the new year, but we look forward to bringing you Season 2, Episode 1 of We’ll Take the Wheel in mid-January. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @trinitymetro, and on Instagram @ridetrinitymetro . LISTEN NOW > |
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