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Batory picked for FRA chief

(Source: Railway Age, July 11, 2017) NEW YORK — The White House on July 10 announced that President Donald Trump intends to nominate Ronald L. Batory, who recently retired as President and Chief Operating Officer of Conrail, as the next Federal Railroad Administrator....

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Rail riders turn complaints over delays into lawsuit

(Source: Associated Press, July 9, 2017) MINEOLA, N.Y. — All aboard the lawsuit train. Even before this week's start of a two-month track renovation project at New York's Pennsylvania Station that's expected to disrupt life for hundreds of thousands, some frustrated...

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Details of Penn Station’s summer repairs plan

(Source: New York Times, July 10, 2017) NEW YORK — After two derailments that caused major disruptions this year, Amtrak determined that track conditions have reached a critical point. Another derailment occurred on Thursday, a few days before the beginning of...

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NY rail commuters’ “summer of hell’ begins

(Source: Associated Press, July 10, 2017) NEW YORK — The day of reckoning has come for rail commuters into New York City. Amtrak is beginning extensive repairs Monday to tracks and signals in Penn Station, which it owns and operates. The work was initially scheduled...

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New Amtrak CEO has Texas ties

(Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, July 6, 2017) FORT WORTH, Texas — Amtrak’s incoming boss has Texas ties, but can he save long-distance passenger rail service in the state? Richard Anderson, 62, a veteran airline executive who most recently ran Delta Air Lines, will...

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Higher wages fuel income equality

(Source: International Brotherhood of Teamsters press release, July 6, 2017) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Continued inaction on an increase of the minimum wage at the federal level hasn’t stopped states and localities from moving on the issue. And last weekend, several...

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Penn Station’s ‘summer of hell’ arrives Monday

(Source: Bloomberg, July 7, 2017) NEW YORK — A massive two-month repair project will launch Monday at the country's busiest train station, temporarily exacerbating the daily commuting struggle during what New York's governor has predicted will be a "summer of hell."...

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