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Connecticut Department of Transportation announces steps to improve Shore Line East service

September 20, 2018 Administrator

By Jim Shay, The Hour; September 19, 2018 If you ride the Shore Line East railroad on a regular basis,…

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Posted in: Commuter Rail Filed under: Aging Trains, Amtrak, Canceled Trains, Commuter Trains, Conencticut Department of Transportation, Connecticut, Delayed Trains, Mechanical Problems, New Haven, Ongoing Problems, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Public Meeting, Rail Passenger, Shore Line East, Transit, Transportation

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