Transportation

Rider-focused improvements help modernize historic Burlingame Train Station

Traveler improvements at Burlingame Caltrain station.
Photos courtesy City of Burlingame

The historic City of Burlingame train station has been recently refreshed with more than a dozen improvements for transit riders, namely easier access to transit, more seating, better lighting and a more beautiful waiting space that anchors the community.

Burlingame Train Station

The Burlingame Avenue transit hub offers connections between Caltrain, SamTrans and multiple free shuttles that take riders around Burlingame. There is also secure BikeLink bicycle parking, access to Spin bikeshare bikes and electric vehicle charging stations at this station.

Improvements to the station entrance include updated grading for ADA compliance, which makes it easier for people using wheelchairs and other mobility devices to get around; new benches, lighting, landscaping and signage; and functional features to prevent flooding (such as curbs, gutters and a new irrigation system).

Burlingame Train Station

“The beautiful downtown mobility hub is an important element of our renovated Burlingame Avenue streetscape and showcases the historic train station in all its glory,” said Burlingame Councilmember Donna Colson. “With new accessibility and safety features, and comfortable seating, this is now a destination that enhances the rider experience, so more people can comfortably commute on Caltrain.”

The project was a collaboration between MTC, Caltrans and the City of Burlingame. MTC provided federal grant funds through the Regional Mobility Hubs program, which is working to improve the rider experience, including the recent upgrades at Burlingame station.

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