Trains editors present the week in railroad news for the week of Dec. 6, 2019.
In this round-up, Jim and Steve talk about Union Pacific’s lawsuit over an 1800s contract, freight traffic trends, and Amtrak’s surprise box.
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By Angela Cotey | December 6, 2019
| Last updated on November 3, 2020
Union Pacific's contract fight with a Texas town; freight traffic trends; and Amtrak's surprise box
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William B. Johnson legacy remains in active service.
A Oklahoma calendar
STEVE audio could be improved – or is it just my hearing ?
A expansion of G. Lawson Clark RailCamp Scholarship.
Actually , i think the first self propelled automobiles were electric too. The point remains , electric rail transit has always been the most efficient.
I laughed when auto makers promoted push button start as a technological breakthrough. my 50 year old tractor has always had push button start.
Nashville Steam Preservation Society reaches $692.94 from AMAZONSMILE.
Where is news item about Talgo equipment moving from Beech Grove to Milwaukee to be found?
I totally agree with your take on the streetcar at the electric car show.
And it’s ‘pal-es-STEEN’ Texas, an absolutely darling spot ‘twixt Houston and Dallas.
Steve,
Did you break your razor?
Polish Steam on Kult America.