Transit Politics: The Little Engines That Could Get Federal Funding

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Transit Politics: The Little Engines That Could Get Federal Funding

kefkafloyd: Jun 8, 2006; What really knocked me out
Was her cheap sunglasses

A Good Link�: the Railroad.net forums.

Pros: there are regional sub-boards for almost all of the major US transit systems and other railways. Since it's super popular there's lots of people who keep track of news and projects.

Cons: Full of rail nerds. They're mostly good people though.

http://railroad.net/forums/

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kefkafloyd: Jun 8, 2006; What really knocked me out
Was her cheap sunglasses

Amused to Death posted:

In Connecticut, the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield line is supposed to maybe hopefully be active within 2 years

Currently restoration of double tracking from NH to Hartford is under construction, with new stations going up.

Compared to the New Britain-Hartford Busway (now known as CTFasTrak), the NHHS line is far more transparent. http://www.nhhsrail.com

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