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AmtrakMaineiac replied to the thread LIRR Service to Grand Central.Interestingly the reason those Hastings tunnels were so narrow in the first place was that the contractor for them had skimped on the... -
AmtrakMaineiac replied to the thread LIRR Service to Grand Central.I'm sure they would be given the standard UK loading gauge is much smaller than ours.
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AmtrakMaineiac replied to the thread Discussion of Indian Railways and travel by it.A few years ago there was a referendum in Massachusetts to increase the fuel tax to pay for roads and even that was defeated. Then...
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Next week in the exciting adventures of Florida Man!
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This one's in North Dakota, and it's the stuff used to make asphalt. They're going to let it freeze before they clean it up. Obviously...
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AmtrakMaineiac replied to the thread LIRR Service to Grand Central.Although ironically when BR decide to electrify the southern region line to Hastings, because the original DEMUs had been built...
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Perhaps not, but they don’t have to go to GCT without changing at Jamaica either. In any case the size of the tunnel under the East...
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Might make sense to electrify the PJ branch, but do you think it would be wise to do so to Montalk, or especially, to Greenport?
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The right way to fix that is to electrify the diesel territory not perpetuate the boondoggle. Even when one or two through trains make...
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My guess is they’re referring to the 24 DM30AC dual mode locomotives which currently are used to access Penn station - this allows...
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AmtrakMaineiac replied to the thread MBTA issues.I thought the WGBH presentation brought up some good points. The lack of any mention in the 5 year plan of key projects like...
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Didn't take long for the Boston media to question the hire
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I wish him well
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AmtrakMaineiac reacted to MARC Rider's post in the thread Experiences of travel including rail over time in the US with
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My first train ride that I remember was on the Paoli Local, now the SEPTA Paoli-Thorndale Line, in the early 1960s. The usual consist... -
Following the basic law of software development. 90% completion tends to take 90% of the scheduled time. The last 10% takes another 90%...
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