I missed that inference.Maybe he was saying that your comment "transferred to different market" could mean to the Crescent.
Does the Crescent currently carry just 1 sleeper numbered 2011?
I missed that inference.Maybe he was saying that your comment "transferred to different market" could mean to the Crescent.
I missed that inference.
Does the Crescent currently carry just 1 sleeper numbered 2011?
To clarify - in August for the past couple of years, I've seen 2 sleepers - 10 and 11 on the Crescent. A 12 car seems to be an addition, perhaps from the Silver services.
Yes.Should I just suck it up . . .
Just rode the Silver Meteor from FL to VA. The train was 1 hr. late at my FL station and about 3 hours late at the VA station. Overnight we had a long pause idling in NC. I was told that the wait was due to freight congestion at the big yard in NC. On the plus side, that allowed relief -- and a good nap-- from the constant chattering, jitter, sway, clatter, bump, etc. that was pronounced beginning north of Savannah and continuous through SC and into NC. I noticed it the last time I travelled this route. Was it the design of the VL 2 sleeper car? Was my room over springs or wheels (I don't think it was)? Is the railbed itself in need of significant overhaul? Or maybe I'm being too sensitive? Should I just suck it up or should I fuss with someone? CSX--who is supposed to maintain the tracks? Or Amt
rak who ought to have some leverage with CSX?
Breakfast? Yeah. Good and full? Not with Flex!If 3 hours late, you should have had time for a relaxing start to the day and a good full breakfast.
Breakfast? Yeah. Good and full? Not with Flex!
No.When traditional dining returns on 6/26 on 97/98; will coach passengers be allowed in the dining car?
Trains are supposed to be smooth and comfortable, not bumpy. Are we really that deep into apologizing for the rail system in this country that we tell fellow travelers to suck it up?Yes.
FRA supposedly has the power to tell Freights to stop interfering with Amtrak OTP. Do they also have the power to tell them to maintain their rails to a level of quality that will provide a reasonably comfortable ride?Trains are supposed to be smooth and comfortable, not bumpy. Are we really that deep into apologizing for the rail system in this country that we tell fellow travelers to suck it up?
Yes.Trains are supposed to be smooth and comfortable, not bumpy. Are we really that deep into apologizing for the rail system in this country that we tell fellow travelers to suck it up?
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