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Overall public transit ridership in Rhode Island is higher than other southern New England cities, such as Worcester and Hartford.
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The wires will be reinforced at 79 locations to prevent them from falling in the event of another break.
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The priority for interconnection by rail is a particular public policy focus as this encourages alternative means of access to airports versus private car travel.
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The 12 trainees completed the 24 weeks of formal classroom instruction and passed extensive testing.
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Some of the projects under the capital program include grade separations, station upgrades, bridge replacements, crossings improvements.
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The University of Colorado A Line covered more than eight million miles between downtown Denver and Denver International Airport.
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Aira connects blind or low-vision users with highly trained sighted agents who provide visual information about the user’s surroundings.
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With the completion of the latest segment, wireless voice and data service is now available on tunnel portions of all six Metrorail lines.
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Amtrak began serving customers on May 1, 1971, taking over the operation for most intercity passenger train.
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The program consists of completely rebuilding and refurbishing the F40 models with additional upgrades.
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