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U.S., Amtrak: The potential of the Meridian Speedway all the way to Fort Worth and El Paso . . . it’s about time, and a new approach

December 2, 2022 Administrator

By Russ Jackson and Anthony Lee, Guest Contributors; December 2, 2022 Think about it: 66 billion dollars. In the bill…

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Posted in: Amtrak, Freight Railroads, Government and Regulations, History, Intercity Passenger Train, New Passenger Train Development, Passenger Train Operators, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains Filed under: Alabama, Amtrak, Anthony Lee, Birmingham, Connect US, Crescent, CSX, El Paso, Fort Worth, Freight Railroads, Gil Carmichael, Gulf Breeze, Gulf Wind, Huey P Long Bridge, Intercity, Kansas City Southern, KCS, Louisville & Nashville, Meridian, Mississippi, Mobile, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Russ Jackson, San Antonio, Sunset Limited, T&P, Texas, Texas & Pacific, Texas Eagle, Transportation, Travel

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