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Palm Beach Post Exclusive in South Florida: Brightline train derailed in February, causing $408K in damage

October 16, 2017 Administrator

By Jennifer Sorentrue, Staff Writer, Palm Beach Post; October 16, 2017 A Brightline train derailed in February as it moved…

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Posted in: Passenger Train Operators Filed under: All Aboard Florida, Brightline, February, Florida, Florida East Coast Railway, Fort Lauderdale, High Speed Rail, HSR, Miami, Minor Derailment, Passenger Trains, Private Passenger Rail Developers, Rail Safety, Transportation, West Palm Beach, Yard Limits

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