The New Mexico Rail Runner Express is a single line commuter rail that connects Albuquerque and Santa Fe. This part of New Mexico is home to about half of the state's population, and options to expand the interstate highway between the two cities are limited, prompting officials to consider other options for travel in this corridor. The line currently has 15 stations and nearly 3,000 riders each weekly. The line is owned by NMDOT and operated by Rio Metro and Herzog Transit Services.
Bombardier BiLevel Cab car 1102 at Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
Bombardier BiLevel Cab car 1105 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
Bombardier BiLevel Cab car 1105 (right) and Bombardier BiLevel Cab car 1108 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
Bombardier BiLevel Cab car 1108 at Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 102 at Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 102 at Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 102 at Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 105 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 105 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 105 (left) and MPI MP36PH-3C 107 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 105 (left) and MPI MP36PH-3C 107 at the storage tracks near the Zia Road Station, August 3, 2018
MPI MP36PH-3C 107 leaving Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018
Santa Fe Depot, August 3, 2018