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Trips between Washington and Boston would take three hours, about half the length of the current trip time. At speeds of 148 mph, trips between New York and Boston would take 84 minutes.
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Goal is to raise awareness and ensure universal compliance with safety rules that protect employees who must physically place themselves between rolling equipment in the normal course of their work. Recommendations include ensuring the use of sound communication protocols to notify employees when going between two pieces of rolling equipment.
Read More →Top-line equipment, passenger amenities contribute to the overall experience for the Tallahassee, Fla. operator.
Read More →The rail vehicles will be used on the TEX Rail commuter line between southwest Fort Worth and DFW Airport.
Read More →Will provide rail fasteners, track work and new rail for construction of the 1.2-mile North Shore Connector.
Read More →The campaign features a series of messages highlighting the dangers of activities such as trying to retrieve items dropped onto the tracks, standing too close to the edge of a platform, or trespassing along the railroad right of way.
Read More →In some suburbs, such as Littleton, the light rail has revived retail and increased sales-tax revenue by 70%. However, places like Aurora have experienced little to no change since the arrival of light rail.
Read More →The provision of travel training/travel instruction is one part of the array of services that comprise a broader “mobility management” plan.
Read More →Video celebrates one of TriMet's newest MAX rail employees, Ben Meigs, whose sixth-grade basketball team was coached by TriMet Rail Training Supervisor Anthony Herring.
Read More →OneRail Coalition, brings passenger and freight rail stakeholders together for the first time, to bridge the goals of expanding intercity and commuter passenger and rail options across the country.
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