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Amtrak is betting its New York-to-Washington success can work across the country

August 1, 2019 Administrator

By Matthew Flamm, Crain’s New York Business; August 1, 2019 When Anthony Coscia joined the board of Amtrak in 2010,…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: Amtrak, Amtrak Board of Directors, Anthony Coscia, Chairman, Federal Subsidies, Intercity, Long Distance Trains, NEC, New York, Northeast Corridor, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Shorter regional routes, State Subsidies, Transportation, Travel, Wants to breakup long distance trains

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