Cosumnes River College station is the southern terminus of SacRT’s Blue Line in south Sacramento, with trains running between the station and Watt/I-80. If you’re planning to use this Sacramento transit station, check the bus-connection information carefully: the station and C.R.C. transit center have different bus-connection details.
- Rail: Blue Line service connects the station with Watt/I-80.
- Bus routes: Seven routes—56, 67, 68, E110, E114, E115 and E116—serve the C.R.C. transit center; SacRT also says no buses stop at the station.
- Payment: SacRT says riders can pay with cash or the Transit Connect app; Tap2Ride accepts supported contactless cards and mobile wallets.
- Parking: Charges apply at this park-and-ride location, and overnight parking is prohibited.
Where is Cosumnes River College station?
Cosumnes River College station is at the southern end of SacRT’s Blue Line in south Sacramento. Its coordinates are 38.453667° N, 121.418333° W. The station’s name reflects its connection with the nearby college, though the station facts do not describe campus access or walking routes.
The Blue Line extension from Meadowview to Cosumnes River College covers 4.3 miles. Construction began in 2011, and the extension officially opened in August 2015. If you’re approaching by car, this station is about 1.6 miles from Oasis Inn, a motel in Sacramento.
Which routes and connections serve the station?
The Blue Line runs from Cosumnes River College station to Watt/I-80, making the station the line’s southern terminus. Seven bus routes—56, 67, 68, E110, E114, E115 and E116—serve the C.R.C. transit center, while SacRT says no buses stop at the station. Confirm the specific stop and route with SacRT before setting out.
South Sacramento’s station network also includes Center Parkway station.
Check SacRT’s route information when planning connections between stations in south Sacramento.
Franklin is another station in south Sacramento; the Franklin station guide covers its transit access.
What are the fares and service times?
SacRT says riders can pay with cash or the Transit Connect app. Its Tap2Ride system accepts contactless Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards, along with Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. These are payment methods; the cited facts do not specify fare amounts.
SacRT says its bus and light-rail system operates 365 days a year, but that does not give the station’s train hours or frequency. The station page links to a Blue Line schedule, while its displayed next-train table does not show scheduled departure times.
For current fare and service details, check the official site before you go. For broader city-bound travel, getting from south Sacramento to Sacramento city center is a separate trip to plan.
What should you know about station access and parking?
SacRT states that its entire bus and light-rail system is accessible to the disabled community. At park-and-ride locations, parking is generally free, but charges apply at Cosumnes River College; overnight parking is prohibited. If you plan to leave a car, check SacRT’s current parking details before arrival.
FAQs
Is Cosumnes River College station the end of the Blue Line?
Yes. It is the southern terminus, and the Blue Line runs between the station and Watt/I-80.
How can you pay for transit?
Payment options include cash, the Transit Connect app, supported contactless bank cards and mobile wallets.
Can you park overnight at the station?
No. SacRT prohibits overnight parking at its park-and-ride locations.
Does SacRT operate every day?
SacRT says its bus and light-rail system operates 365 days a year. That statement does not specify the Blue Line’s station hours or train frequency.