In this view of single-car train on slightly raised median near 16th Avenue, transverse spanwire that holds OCS power wire can be seen behind train, suspended between TES poles on either side of street. TES poles also serve as street light masts, a typical dual function. PHOTO: Peter Ehrlich.
• Development and expansion of an attractive, cost-effective multi-modal light rail and regional passenger rail transit system throughout the Austin metro area
• Improvement and expansion of Amtrak intercity rail passenger service
• Development of regional rail passenger service connecting metro Austin with other communities
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