File:DTX with RAB alternatives.svg
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English: Caltrain Downtown San Francisco Extension (DTX), potential routes (from 2018 Rail Alignment and Benefits study, RAB). The approved DTX alignment takes the line underground near 7th & Berry, follows Townsend to 2nd, and then turns north on 2nd into the Transbay Terminal. RAB proposed two potential realignments:
In addition, RAB proposed loops out of the northern end of Transbay Terminal to facilitate train operations. Four loops were proposed:
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