NCTD Announces Coastal Rail Service Suspension for Critical Maintenance Work

North County Transit District (NCTD) will suspend all coastal rail services on February 22-23. This temporary halt allows crews to perform essential track maintenance and infrastructure improvements. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

NCTD Plans Temporary Suspension for Rail Maintenance

According to officials, maintenance will affect COASTER, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner, and BNSF freight operations. Passengers should expect service disruptions and plan alternate travel options accordingly.

Regular COASTER operations will resume on Monday, February 24, following the scheduled maintenance. Commuters are advised to check official updates for any schedule changes.

Key Areas Affected by NCTD Rail Upgrades

Crews will focus on multiple locations, including Batiquitos Lagoon, Del Mar Bluffs, and Miramar. Additional work will occur in Solana Beach and Downtown San Diego’s Ash Street area.

Officials emphasize that this maintenance is critical for enhancing safety, reliability, and infrastructure longevity. These improvements will prevent future service interruptions and ensure smoother operations.

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Travelers using Amtrak Pacific Surfliner or BNSF freight service should prepare for delays. Alternative transportation may be required for those affected by the temporary service suspension.

Authorities encourage passengers to stay informed through NCTD’s official channels and real-time service updates. Regular announcements will be available online and via customer support.

By prioritizing proactive maintenance, NCTD aims to maintain a safe, efficient, and reliable rail system. These upgrades reinforce the district’s commitment to passenger convenience and long-term service improvements.

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