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More Amtrak and VRE service recommended in Virginia

May 15, 2018 Administrator

By Max Smith, WTOP; May 15, 2018 WASHINGTON — A plan to significantly increase the number of Amtrak trains between…

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Posted in: New Passenger Train Development Filed under: Amtrak, Ashland, Commuter Trains, CSX, DC2RVA, Fredericksburg, Freight Railroads, Increase Number of Amtrak Trains, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Richmond, Transportation, Virginia, Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation, Virginia Railway Express, VRE, Washington

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