redsandal
Train Attendant
per the Drudge Report -
"FLASH: AMTRAK sets new record in May for number of passengers, revenues... Developing... "
"FLASH: AMTRAK sets new record in May for number of passengers, revenues... Developing... "
Awesome! Prominent placement, high in the left column, with a photo!per the Drudge Report -
"FLASH: AMTRAK sets new record in May for number of passengers, revenues... Developing... "
Alohawhat is the Drudge Report is that something from Amtrak?? or a 3rd party thing?thanks
Forum rules do not allow posting of the entire copyright story. See the link in the next thread response to read the entire post.June 21, 2008Travelers Shift to Rail as Cost of Fuel Rises
By MATTHEW L. WALD
WASHINGTON — Record prices for gasoline and jet fuel should be good news for Amtrak, as travelers look for alternatives to cut the cost of driving and flying.
And they are good news, up to a point.
Amtrak set records in May, both for the number of passengers it carried and for ticket revenues — all the more remarkable because May is not usually a strong travel month.
The Drudge Report is a right wing blog - pretty famous - run by a guy named Matt Drudge. News website my patoot.Alohawhat is the Drudge Report is that something from Amtrak?? or a 3rd party thing?thanks
I have the same question?
Mahalo
Whatever. Here's the link to Drudge. Ya'll can judge for yourselves: http://www.drudgereport.com/Awww, RATS!! I thought it said AMTRAK ON DRUGS
The Drudge Report is a right wing blog - pretty famous - run by a guy named Matt Drudge. News website my patoot.Alohawhat is the Drudge Report is that something from Amtrak?? or a 3rd party thing?thanks
I have the same question?
Mahalo
Don't know if that was a Freudian slip or not, but perhaps if the railroad IS set up to make money, then they WILL maximize revenue rather than just intend to.Most of the money came from airline-style “yield management,” using a computer to look ahead, see how many seats are filled, and raising or lowering the price on the remainder. Mr. Black said that while the railroad is not set up to make money, “we’re intended to maximize revenues.”
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