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Long Bridge rail expansion may allow biking, walking between Washington, DC and Arlington, Virginia

December 18, 2017 Administrator

By Max Smith, WTOP; December 17, 2017 WASHINGTON — Plans to expand a key rail bottleneck for VRE, Amtrak and…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: Addition, Alternatives, Amtrak, Arlington, Commuter Trains, CSX, District Department of Transportation, District of Columbia, Freight Railroads, Long Bridge, Passenger Trains, Potomac River, Rail Safety, Repairs, Replacement, Transportation, Virginia, Virginia Railway Express, VRE, Washington

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