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Florida: More people rode Virgin’s Brightline train in March. Are 2019 goals now in reach?

April 25, 2019 Administrator

By Rob Wile, Miami Herald; April 24, 2019 Ridership on Virgin’s express train may finally be on track to meet…

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Posted in: Virgin Trains USA Filed under: Brightline, FEC, Fort Lauderdale, Higher Speed Rail, Increased 17% over February, Intercity, March Ridership, Miami, Orlando, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Private Passenger Rail Developers, Revenue increasing 21%, Ridership, Transportation, Travel, Virgin Trains USA, West Palm Beach

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