How about privatized rail service?
Sure, Amtrak competes against the air shuttles (faster, but even more expensive), buses (much cheaper and slower) and, of ...
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CT awarded millions in federal funding to improve railway
The award comes from the Federal Railroad Administration and will be distributed for several projects across the state. Connecticut will get about $11.6 million in federal funding to modernize ...
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Train Watching - Short line: Connecticut Southern Railroad
Connecticut Southern Railroad was created by short line holding company RailTex in 1996, assuming Conrail's freight operations over 55 miles of Amtrak's Springfield Line between Springfield ...
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Construction On Valley Train Stations, Platforms To Begin This Fall
The Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) plans to begin construction on $106 million worth of train station ...
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THE LATE RAILROAD DISASTER.; THREATENING LETTERS RECEIVED BY THE OFFICIALS OF THE CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD WAS THE BRIDGE TAMPERED WITH?
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Here's how ongoing railroad work could be West Hartford's ticket to getting a Hartford Line train station
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is looking at West Hartford as a potential site of a future Hartford Line train ...
Advocates seek broader funding for bus, rail transit in CT
Activists pushed for more funding for CT's rail and bus lines. A spokesperson said to expect 'significant investments' in ...
Connecticut Sun reportedly sending All-Star Alyssa Thomas to Phoenix Mercury in four-player trade
The Connecticut Sun are reportedly sending 5-time All-Star Alyssa Thomas to the Phoenix Mercury in a sign-and-trade deal ...
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Connecticut River Museum’s train display continues to educate and entertain
Train artist Steve Cryan has been creating ... we have been telling stories about the history and the ecology of the Connecticut River,” said the museum’s executive director, Elizabeth Kaeser.