Capitol Corridor Lost and Found is located at the Sacramento Station. If you have lost an item, please call 916-444-7907.
Only service animals permitted: We allow trained service animals accompanying passengers with disabilities in all customer areas in our stations, trains and Amtrak Thruway motorcoaches. We permit no other animals onboard at any time.Control of your animal: You must keep your service animal under the control at all times and comply with local animal safety regulations. The animal should always be on a leash or in a carrier, except as required for boarding or detraining.
Due to increased ridership and limited seating capacity, the official designation of a Quiet Car on every train has been suspended for some time.
However, we know that many riders on our very early morning trains value this amenity, therefore, conductors may elect to designate a Quiet Car at his/her discretion, depending on the number of riders and groups on that particular train. If you choose to sit in a designated Quiet Car, please respect the passengers in that car by refraining from conversation with others and from talking on your cell phone. Please set all electronic devices (laptops, PDAs, mp3 players, etc.) to silent, manner-mode or low. Your cooperation is appreciated. If you are a 'regular' in a Quiet Car, please make yourself comfortable, and to ensure you are not disturbed, please occupy only one seat so that others may also find a place to sit in that car without having to wake or disturb you to ask for a seat.
We apologize that our ridership growth has made it impossible to designate a Quiet Car on every train, but we will restore Quiet Cars on all our trains when we receive more passenger cars. Thank you for your understanding.
Bicycles are welcome aboard Capitol Corridor trains. You can find bicycle racks on the lower level of most coach cards. If all racks are full, notify the conductor. The condcutor will identify a place for you to safely secure your bike. Please carry a bungee cord with you, to use in securing your bike.
For passenger safety and security, Amtrak has initiated a new policy for carry-on baggage. The CCJPA is requesting that all passengers please be mindful of this new policy. As a courtesy to other passengers, please store your carry-on baggage in the overhead bins or on the floor under your seat to keep seats open for other riders. You may have noticed an increase in passengers aboard our trains. Please help do your part by keeping the aisles and seats free for others.
Guidelines
The following guidelines apply to baggage you bring onboard with you. Capitol Corridor does not offer checked baggage service.
Two-piece Limit - Each passenger may bring aboard two pieces of carry-on baggage. Not included in this limit are personal items such as a briefcases, handbags, laptops and infant paraphernalia such as strollers, diaper bags and car seats. Please be considerate of other passengers when stowing your carry-on bags. Please consult the conductor if you have questions about any other items.
50-Pound Limit - Each carry-on bag may weigh no more than 50 lbs.
Size Limit - Each carry-on bag may not exceed 28" x 22" x 14" inches in size.
Visible Tag Required - Each carry-on bag must be visibly tagged with the name and address of the passenger. Passengers may use their own personal identification tags available at station ticket offices, or on board trains from a member of the train crew.
Adult passengers (18 and older) must have valid photo identification to purchas tickets from ticket agents and conductors. (Also, applies to minors ages 15-17.)
All carry-on and checked baggage must be visibly tagged with name and address. Photo ID is required to check baggage.
At the direction of the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA), random passenger ticket and identification checks are conducted on board trains. Please be prepared to show a photo ID to the on-board crew./p>
Valid ("in-force" or "current") photo identification includes the following:
Thank you for your cooperation.