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U.S.: Note to Amtrak, FRA – Chicago is NOT the center of the passenger train world; start thinking about new night trains

August 16, 2023 Administrator

By J. Bruce Richardson, Corridor Rail Development Corporation; August 16, 2023 Note to those conducting the FRA Long Distance Study…

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Posted in: Amtrak, Brightline, History, Infrastructure, Intercity Passenger Train, Locomotives, New Passenger Train Development, Night Trains/Sleeper Trains, Passenger Train Operators, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Private Passenger Train Developers Filed under: Amtrak, Brightline, Broadway Limited, Charles Lindbergh, Chicago, Chicago Union Station, Colorado Eagle, CSX, Dewey Defeats Truman, FRA, FRA Long Distance Study, Freight Railroads, Gateway Arch, Gateway Transportation Center, Intercity, Jim Coston, Kansas City, Missouri, Ozark Airlines, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Siemens Venture Cars, Spirit of St. Louis, St. Louis, St. Louis Station Hotel, St. Louis Union Station, Steamboats, Texas Eagle, Transportation, Travel, Turboliners, TWA

U.S.: Looking at Amtrak, Brightline, Caltrain, West Central Wisconsin and Montana’s Big Sky Rail at the end of the year

December 20, 2022 Administrator

By James E. Coston, Executive Chairman, Corridor Rail Development Corporation; December 20, 2022 CHICAGO – Those of us with just…

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Posted in: Amtrak, Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority, Brightline, Brightline West, Commuter Rail, High Speed Rail, Higher Speed Rail, History, Infrastructure, Intercity Passenger Train, Locomotives, New Passenger Train Development, Passenger Amenities and Food Service, Passenger Rail Car Manufacturing, Passenger Train Operators, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Private Passenger Train Developers, Railroad Industry, Railroad Technology Filed under: 20th Century Limited, Amtrak, Amtrak Airo, Ardmore, Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority, Brightline, Broadway Limited, Caltrain, Chicago Union Station, Coast Daylight, Colorado, Columbia, Commuter Trains, Freight Railroads, Intercity, Jim Coston, metroliner, MiamiCentral Station, Missoula, Montana, Oklahoma, Orlando International Airport, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Pennsylvania Railroad, Potomac Special, Puebo, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Seaboard Air Line Railroad, Siemens Charger Locomotives, Siemens Venture Cars, South Carolina, Transportation, Travel, Turboliner, Vacationer, West Central Wisconsin Rail Coalition, West Palm Beach

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