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Tunnel collapse forces Amtrak to bus Coast Starlight passengers through central Oregon

June 14, 2018 Administrator

By Craig Sailor, The News Tribune; June 13, 2018 Amtrak’s Coast Startlight train still leaves from Tacoma every day, but…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: Amtrak, Coast Starlight, Coast Starlight Passengers Busses Between Two Stations Until Tunnel Reopens, Freight Railroads, Oregon, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Transportation, Tunnel Collapse Forces Bus Connection, Union Pacific

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