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LOOKING AT TOMORROW -- THE FUTURE OF U.S. PASSENGER RAIL

W. Graham Claytor

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The author, president of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation of AMTRAK, discusses the issues associated with bringing high-speed trains to America. Primarily the Northeast corridor would be the benefactor of such passenger trains.

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The author, president of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation of AMTRAK, discusses the issues associated with bringing high-speed trains to America. Primarily the Northeast corridor would be the benefactor of such passenger trains.

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The author, president of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation of AMTRAK, discusses the issues associated with bringing high-speed trains to America. Primarily the Northeast corridor would be the benefactor of such passenger trains.

Key concepts: Train, Corporation, Aeronautics, Passenger train, Transport engineering, Engineering, Political science, Business

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