NYC subways report more improved performance NEWSWIRE

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In the twilight of an August evening, a New York No. 1 subway train prepares to head underground again after surfacing at 135th Street for the 125th Street station. The latest statistics show continued improvement in subway performance. Ralph Spielman NEW YORK — Metropolitan Transportation Authority statistics show continued improvement in subway performance. Numbers released […]

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Virgin, Disney in talks about second Orlando-area station NEWSWIRE

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Right-of-way construction (foreground) is underway at Orlando International Airport on Nov. 23, 2019, as viewed from the PeopleMover to the parking garage adjacent to the Virgin Trains/Brightline station. Brian Thorniley ORLANDO, Fla. — Virgin Trains USA has confirmed it is meeting with the Walt Disney Co. to establish a station at Walt Disney World. The […]

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Remembering Denver & Rio Grande Western freight trains

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All this month — December 2019 — Classic Trains editors are celebrating the heritage, history, and images of the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. Please enjoy this photo gallery of images from the David P. Morgan Library archives at Kalmbach Media that include Rio Grande diesel- and steam-powered freight trains through time. You might […]

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Groundbreaking set for Metra station in Clarendon Hills NEWSWIRE

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An inbound Metra BNSF train pauses at the Metra station in Clarendon Hills, Ill., in September. The station will be torn down in January to allow for construction of a new building. TRAINS: David Lassen CLARENDON HILLS, Ill. — Groundbreaking is scheduled for Jan. 6, 2020, for the downtown revitalization project including a new Clarendon […]

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New MBTA Foxborough service off to slow start NEWSWIRE

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Ridership on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s new service from its Gillette Stadium station is well under the target figure to retain the pilot program, the Attleboro, Mass., Sun-Chronicle reports. Through seven weeks, an average of 70 people per day are using the station, state Department of Transportation spokeswoman Lisa Battison, who said […]

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