Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority
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We will bring the North Coast Hiawatha train route back to Southern Montana
Passenger rail plan aims to reconnect Montana cities
For those in the Missoula area, the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority will be discussing this plan at Great Burn Brewing on Thursday, January 23rd. Head to this ‘pint night’ to learn more about the exciting developments in Montana’s transportation future.
Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Welcomes Missoula Urban Transportation District as Its First Transit Agency Partner
The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority (BSPRA) is proud to announce that the Missoula Urban Transportation District (MUTD), operator of Mountain Line, is the newest member of its Government Partners Program.
Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Fall 2024 Update
Since receiving the Corridor ID grant, BSPRA has been actively collaborating with stakeholders, including state and local governments, transportation authorities, and community organizations, to gather input and ensure that the restored route will serve the needs of all residents. Public meetings and outreach efforts have been critical in shaping the vision for the Big Sky North Coast Corridor as community feedback continues to guide the development of the SDP.
Big Sky North Coast Corridor ID Expects To Complete Step 1 Around May 2025
Consultants for the Big Sky North Coast program estimated completion of Corridor ID Step 1 in April or May 2025. This is the first of the seven Corridor ID routes affecting Wisconsin to estimate a Step 1 completion date.
The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority’s Progress on the Corridor ID Program: Advancing Rail Connectivity Across Rural Communities
The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority’s Progress on the Corridor ID Program: Advancing Rail Connectivity Across Rural Communities
Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority Selects David Evans and Associates, Inc. for Corridor Identification Program Support
The Big Sky North Coast Corridor stretches from Seattle to Chicago, traversing up to eight states, including southern Montana and North Dakota. It represents a landmark in the expansion of the U.S. rail system.