Another milestone reached for Brightline West Trains. The FRA has given the environmental go-ahead for the California segment of @BrightlineWest. Learn more about this milestone in this article from Trains Magazine. https://t.co/g63Kr6s82a #HSR#BrightlineWest
Amtrak's southbound Vermonter exits from the short tunnel beneath Bellows Falls, Vermont on September 30, 2000. Doug Kroll photo.
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.@NJTRANSIT is advancing Secaucus to Meadowlands Transitway plans.
The project includes construction of a new ground level terminal at the Meadowlands and modifications to the existing bus circulation configuration and terminal at Secaucus Junction.
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It's day ✌️ of @RollingLoud weekend. Avoid traffic and parking. Skip the traffic and ride with us, our complimentary shuttles will get you to and from the festival! 🎶
A beautiful photo by Jack Delano featuring Santa Fe's Super Chief in March of 1943 boarding passengers at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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This has been years in the making and we’re thrilled to be even closer to the start of major construction on this critical Gateway Program project!
Read Amtrak EVP Laura Mason’s full statement about this important milestone➡️https://t.co/h6fH3nW8Zr
Rock Island FP7 #407 has arrived at Memphis Central Station with the "Cherokee" on April 16, 1962. This train ran the Rock's "Choctaw Route" between Tucumcari, New Mexico and Memphis. Unfortunately, the only direct rail route from Memphis to the Southwest/West Coast is abandoned today. Roger Puta photo.
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#CTRiders During the summer of 2023, The City will be piloting an e-Bike program at two Transit stations.
Starting June 1 and running until the end of September 2023, 30 E-bikes will be available for use at the Franklin and Canyon Meadows CTrain stations. https://t.co/njH8WyMxFv
Restored Atlantic Coast Line E3A #501 sits quietly inside the North Carolina Transportation Museum's roundhouse in Spencer on July 3, 2012. Dan Robie photo.
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Rio Grande F9A #5774, assisted by an Alco PB (rebuilt into a steam generator car by this date), leads the Royal Gorge across the famous Hanging Bridge along the Arkansas River within Colorado's Royal Gorge during August of 1965.
The right-of-way here was actually constructed by the Santa Fe during its fight with the Denver & Rio Grande in the late 1870s for access into the hotly contested San Juan mining region. After the "Treaty of Boston" was signed in 1880, the D&RG acquired the Santa Fe's work through the gorge for $1.4 million. Drew Jacksich photo.
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Traditional Dining is now on the Silver Star and Silver Meteor! 🍽️
First Class private room customers can enjoy a variety of delicious, chef-created meals.
Learn more about Traditional Dining: https://t.co/kQCTu98twB
Milwaukee Road "Little Joe" E21 sits along the western end of the railroad's electrified Rocky Mountain Division in Avery, Idaho during August of 1971 as it readies to depart with an eastbound freight train. Today, the former right-of-way here is a highway. Drew Jacksich photo.
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A trio of Illinois Terminal cars make a run through Hamel, Illinois (just north of Edwardsville) on the St. Louis - Springfield main line (now abandoned) during the 1950s. Photo from the Tim Stumpf collection.
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South Shore "800" #803 travels down the middle of the street in Michigan City during September of 1977. Note the signal standing right next to the sidewalk. This trackage is still used today. Gary Morris photo.
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Today's Speaker Spotlight features Richard Stock, Global Head of Rail Solutions at @PlasserAmerican.
Richard presents "Wheel-Rail Damage Mechanisms" during the Principles Course at #WRI 2023 next week in Minneapolis!
There's still time to register at: https://t.co/t2VX5JZlpF!