During peak hours, how often do the light rail trains operate?

During peak hours, light rail trains typically operate every 12 minutes. This frequency is designed to accommodate the increased demand for transportation during busy periods, ensuring that passengers have reduced wait times and can efficiently travel throughout the service area.

Operating every 12 minutes strikes a balance between providing adequate service for the volume of riders while not overextending resources, such as train cars and personnel. This frequency allows for a steady flow of trains that can handle higher passenger loads typical of peak hours, ultimately improving the overall efficiency and reliability of the light rail system.

While the other options suggest different frequencies, those are not aligned with the standard operations during peak hours as established by the service guidelines. The choice of 12 minutes reflects careful planning to maximize both capacity and service effectiveness during high-demand times.