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COMMUTER RAIL OFFERS SIGNPOSTS

Robert Boog Watson

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Abstract

Commuter services offered by and planned for New Jersey Transit to Atlantic City, GO Transit of Toronto, Canada, and Florida's Tri-Rail are detailed. While both New Jersey Transit and Florida's Tri-Rail are trying to increase ridership, GO Transit is trying to find ways to handle too many riders.

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Commuter services offered by and planned for New Jersey Transit to Atlantic City, GO Transit of Toronto, Canada, and Florida's Tri-Rail are detailed. While both New Jersey Transit and Florida's Tri-Rail are trying to increase ridership, GO Transit is trying to find ways to handle too many riders.

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Commuter services offered by and planned for New Jersey Transit to Atlantic City, GO Transit of Toronto, Canada, and Florida's Tri-Rail are detailed. While both New Jersey Transit and Florida's Tri-Rail are trying to increase ridership, GO Transit is trying to find ways to handle too many riders.

Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Rail transit, Rapid transit, Business, Transit system, Public transport, Engineering

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