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California: New train bridge over San Diego River part of billion-dollar effort to improve coastal rail service

February 6, 2018 Administrator

By Joshua Emerson Smith, The San Diego Union-Tribune; February 5, 2018 A new 900-foot rail bridge over the San Diego…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: 351 Mile Rail Line, Coasters, LOSSAN Rail Corridor, More Than 7 Million Passengers Annually, New 900 Foot Rail Bridger, Opened to Train Traffic, Pacific Surfliners, San Diego River, San Diego River Double Track Project, Second Busiest Intercity Rail Line in the Country

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