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Virgin Trains USA visits potential station sites in Fort Pierce, Stuart; which Florida city has inside track?

December 31, 2018 Administrator

By Gil Smart, Treasure Coast Newspapers, TCPalm.com; December 28, 2018 Fort Pierce or Stuart? Well, OK. Each has its own…

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Posted in: Virgin Trains USA Filed under: All Aboard Florida, Brightline, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Pierce, High Speed Rail, HSR, Miami, New Station Stop, Orlando, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Private Passenger Rail Developers, Stuart, Virgin Trains USA, West Palm Beach, Which city Will Win?

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