@NMRXExpress

This is the official Twitter account for the New Mexico Rail Runner Express.

 Albuquerque, NM
riometro.org/
Joined June 2012
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Did you know Rio Metro offers demand response service in Valencia County? 🚐 Residents can schedule rides to anywhere within the county, with no eligibility requirements! This week’s How-To video breaks down how the service works and how it can help you get where you need to go.
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Meet Leevee! She’s riding the Rail Runner and saving along the way. Save on your commute, too! Find out more at riometro.org.
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Flashback Friday! 2012 Station Banners vs. 2026 Station Banners.
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Santa Fe New Mexican@thenewmexicanOct 20
As gas prices continue to soar in New Mexico, officials with the Rail Runner Express say they're seeing an increase in ridership as some passengers look to save on fuel costs to get to work or run errands. sfnm.co/3W0kLkO

Rail Runner Express sees boost in train riders amid climbing gas prices

July saw 62,263 passengers across the train’s 15 stops from Belen to Santa Fe — up from the previous month and the previous year.

santafenewmexican.com
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A little birdie told us this is a great place to perch! Sandia Pueblo Rail Runner Station
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🚌 Accessibility matters! ♿️ In this week’s How-To video, we’re covering accessibility on Rio Metro buses, including bus lifts and ramps, designated spaces for mobility devices, and riding with service animals. Everyone deserves a ride they can feel confident taking! 💙
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Effective November 1, 2026, the Rail Runner will transition to a Fall/Winter schedule. There will be no changes to our weekend service. Changes: NEW morning #100 Express; #523 & #525 will have earlier departure times. Details: riometro.org/m/newsflash/hom…
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🚌 Our How-To series is back! 🎬 This time, we’re covering everything you need to know about riding Rio Metro buses. First up: fares, rider etiquette, and bus rules! Tune in every week for a new video. 🙌 #RioMetro #RideRioMetro
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Bikes, costumes & family fun! Join us October 25 for the Day of the Tread 12-mile Rail Runner Family Fun Ride! Register at dayofthetread.com/
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Congratulations to our Employees of the Year! The winners were nominated by their coworkers for their dedication, teamwork, and professionalism: Annika Barela, Stephanie Gomez, Teanna Gutierrez, Mariana Lucero, Tracee Ramirez.
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October is Pedestrian Safety Month. We urge drivers to take the time to look out for pedestrians and other vulnerable road users.
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The New Mexico Rail Runner Express and all Rio Metro buses are operating on a regular weekday schedule on Monday, October 12, 2026, Indigenous Peoples' Day. View the weekday schedule: riometro.org/226/Weekday
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When you call Rio Metro Customer Service, you’re getting more than an answer to a question. This Customer Service Week, we’re saying thank you to the team members who make a difference for our riders every day. We appreciate all they do! Read more: riometro.org/Blog.aspx?IID=9…
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 7 Today's theme: Photographer Safety “Professional photographers – keep your clients and yourself safe. Never take photographs on or near the tracks without contacting Rio Metro first.” – Liz Olson, Director of Operations
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 6 Today’s theme: Trespass Prevention “Stay away from the tracks. Trespassing is both dangerous and illegal.” – Kristy Blystone, Locomotive Engineer
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Red Out for Rail Safety! Our staff and crew showed their support today by wearing red. From the train to the office, our team is proud to help spread the message. Thanks to everyone who helped us represent the importance of rail safety during See Tracks? Think Train Week®!
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 5 “Don’t stop on the tracks at railroad crossings.” – Maverick Roberts, Maverick Railroad Company, Rail Fan & 2926 Steam Locomotive Junior Docent Today we encourage everyone to WEAR RED in support of rail safety.
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 4 “Traveling with kids? A quick safety chat before boarding helps everyone feel confident & ready for adventure. Hold hands with small children & always stand behind the yellow lines at rail stations and platforms.” – Trax, Rail Runner Mascot
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 3 Today’s theme: Crossing Safety “Learn to recognize the signs and signals when approaching a railroad crossing. Pay attention and always expect a train at any time from any direction.” – Eddie Jaramillo, Signal Inspector
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See Tracks? Think Train Week® | Day 2 “First Responders – know how to keep you and your command safe when responding near railroad tracks and trains. Contact Rio Metro for railroad safe practices, coordination, and training.” – Elizabeth Nauman, Chief Safety Officer
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