Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority

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The Alameda Corridor was financed, built, and is operated by the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA). The project is a series of bridges, underpasses, overpasses and street improvements that separate freight trains from street traffic and passenger trains, facilitating a more efficient transportation network. The project’s centerpiece is the Mid-Corridor Trench, which carries freight trains in an open trench that is 10 miles long, 33 feet deep and 50 feet wide between State Route 91 in Carson and 25th Street in Los Angeles. Construction began in April 1997. Operations began in April 2002. The Alameda Corridor is located in southern Los Angeles County, California, running from the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles 20 miles north to downtown Los Angeles, primarily along and adjacent to Alameda Street. The project extends through or borders the cities of Vernon, Huntington Park, South Gate, Lynwood, Compton, Carson, Los Angeles, and the County of Los Angeles. ACTA’s principal responsibilities include: dispatching trains, security and maintenance of the infrastructure, and the collection of fees from the railroads for the use of the Alameda Corridor to pay debt service on the outstanding revenue bonds.

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About Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority

Acta is the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority, a joint-powers authority formed by the Cities and Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Their mission is to provide an efficient, reliable, and sustainable rail corridor that connects the two largest U. S.

By linking these ports, Acta facilitates the smooth transportation of goods and connects them to the rest of the nation. Acta's impressive infrastructure includes 12,300 miles of track, daily train counts that would stretch from the Alameda Corridor to San Bernardino, and a volume of containers that could cover all of Disneyland. They also manage an annual operations and maintenance budget of $120 million, which is supplemented by revenue from the railroads.

With a commitment to transparency, Acta provides extensive information about their history, current projects, and financial reports. By staying connected through their news releases and staying informed about their board meetings, stakeholders and the public can understand their significant contribution to the transportation industry