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Shutdown or less service? MTA weighs two options for L train project

(Source: New York Times, May 5, 2016) NEW YORK — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is considering two proposals to shut down the L train tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn that would close the subway line under the East River or reduce its service by 80...

One year later: The wreck of Amtrak train 188

(Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, May 5, 2016) PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — The Philadelphia Inquirer re-publishes stories from last year as we close in on the one-year anniversary of the wreck of Amtrak train 188, which occurred on May 12, 2015. Full story: Philadelphia...

UP to make Texas infrastructure improvements

(Source: Union Pacific press release, May 2, 2016) SPRING, Texas — Union Pacific plans to invest $513 million in 2016 to improve Texas's transportation infrastructure. The company's multi-million dollar private investment will enhance employee, community and customer...

Houston wants shot at downtown bullet train stop

(Source: Houston Chronicle, May 2, 2016) HOUSTON — A planned high-speed rail line remains a popular project with city officials, many of whom are holding onto hope for an eventual downtown terminal. Full story: Houston Chronicle

Supreme Court refuses appeal of Seattle’s $15 minimum wage

(Source: International Brotherhood of Teamsters press release, May 3, 2016) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Seattle was the first major city in the U.S. to approve a $15 minimum wage. And yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court made sure that it would stay in place as is. The high court...

BNSF’s Matt Rose: ‘We still see a lot of headwinds’

(Source: Yahoo Finance, May 3, 2016) NEW YORK — The 2009 acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe by Berkshire Hathaway was framed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett as a bet on America. “It’s an all-in wager on the economic future of the United States,”...

Rail travel through D.C. derailment site restored

(Source: Associated Press, May 4, 2016) WASHINGTON, D.C. — CSX Transportation and Maryland Transit Administration officials say freight has begun moving gain through the site of a weekend derailment in Washington by Wednesday morning. Full story: www.fox5dc.com

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