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  • Sacramento April 28 kick-off event for track relocation and redevelopment of brownfield real estate

    Movement on the Sacramento Railyards Project Report, Comments, and Photos by Bill Kerby, RailPAC Treasurer, and Marcia Johnston, RailPAC Director. “Begun!” With this message, dignitaries and the air horn of the California State Railroad Museum’s passenger locomotive ex-Southern Pacific #6051, which operated out of Los Angeles in its active days on the Sunset Limited and…

    May 3, 2011
  • eNewsletter – April 25, 2011

    Suppose that we begin by integrating four regional long distance trains serving 16 stations each. If operated as four independent trains they would have 960 city pairs (240 per train). But if they operated as an integrated rail system they would generate a system of 64 stations connected by four integrated trains. Such a system…

    April 27, 2011
  • eNewsletter – April 18, 2011

    The news that there will be cutbacks in High Speed Rail funding in the coming years by the Federal Government is unwelcome but not unexpected by RailPAC. RailPAC has long been concerned that much of the planning for the California High Speed Rail Project has until recently been unrealistic about available funding. In particular the…

    April 20, 2011
  • Winter and the Amtrak long distance trains

    Report and Comments by Russ Jackson The western long distance trains had a rough winter in the northern 2/3 of the country. Some trains were canceled altogether for several days. Here is a rundown of some of the activity by train in the past few weeks. Not everything is included, but here are some highlights,…

    April 19, 2011
  • March CA Intercity Passenger Rail Performance

    Reported by David B. Kutrosky, Managing Director, CCJPA (Download:  March 2011 Performance Report) Capitol Corridor’s March 2011 performance statistics are in and it’s clear that January and February’s results were not anomalies. Double-digit increases continue as ridership and revenue results once again set new monthly thresholds: A remarkable 148,198 passengers boarded our trains compared to 133,987 during the same…

    April 16, 2011
  • eNewsletter – April 11, 2011

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    April 13, 2011
  • What is being planned for our future?

    Editorial by Noel T. Braymer It is ironic that at the same time some politicians are busy opposing expanding rail service and alternative energy to fossil fuels; we now see years of frustration blowing up through out the Middle East as one by one dictators are being pushed out or threaten in this region. This…

    April 7, 2011
  • Amtrak Updates Fleet Strategy Plan

    Commentary by Jarrod DellaChiesa, Director I wish this was an April Fools prank, but it isn’t.

    April 1, 2011
  • Metrolink CEO Kicks off Steel Wheel in California

    On Saturday, March 19 Chair Richard Katz provided opening comments for the 4th Annual Steel Wheels in California conference hosted by RailPAC and NARP. Over 200 rail professionals gathered in the L.A. Metro board room for a conference providing information and education to “opinion formers and decision makers” and grass roots supporters of the rail industry. Chairman Katz…

    March 30, 2011
  • Don Sepulveda joins Metro

    Don Sepulveda has joined Metro has the Executive Officer – Regional Rail.   Don will be leading the regional rail team in working on matters related to high speed rail, Metrolink and intercity rail corridors (such as I-5 and the LOSSAN corridor). Done comes to Metro after spending his career in the private sector as a consulting…

    March 30, 2011
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