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Illinois: Geneva railroad expansion to start in 2020

May 15, 2019 Administrator

By Susan Sarkauskas, Chicago Daily Herald; May 14, 2019 The construction of a third set of railroad tracks on the…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Chicago, Commuter Rail, Construction for a third set of tracks on Union Pacific main line through Geneva will being Spring of 2020, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Geneva, Illinois, Infrastructure, Metra, Passenger Train Station, Passenger Trains, Relieve rail traffic congestion, Transportation, Travel, Union Pacific, UP

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