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Amtrak had another record ridership year as it works toward its first-ever profit

November 11, 2019 Administrator

By Graham Rapier, Business Insider; November 8, 2019 Amtrak saw record ridership and revenue in 2019, the railroad said Friday,…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: 32.5 million passengers, Amtrak, FY 2019, Improved loss from 2018, Intercity, Long Distance Trains, Lost $29.8 million, NEC, Northeast Corridor, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Record ridership and revenue, Ridership, State Supported Trains, Transportation, Travel

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