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California: Here’s the ‘artful’ way Sacramento is covering bad paint jobs on light rail trains

February 12, 2018 Administrator

By Tony Bizjak, The Sacramento Bee; February 12, 2018 Sacramento Regional Transit has found an artful way of covering the…

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Posted in: Commuter Rail Filed under: $5000 Per Car, California, Commuter Trains, Less Expensive Than Repainting, Light Rail, Local Artists Designed Full Body Artwork for the Train Cars, Passenger Trains, Peeling Paint on Older Light Rail Train Cars, Sacramento Regional Transit, Transit, Transportation, Vinyl Wraps

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