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Monday, January 01, 2007NJ Transit, Amtrak disagree over who's to blame for delays
The implication in this story is that Amtrak gives preference for Amtrak trains over NJT trains along the NEC tracks which Amtrak owns. What can I say, this is good for Amtrak commuters, so way to go Amtrak.
posted by Guy in NYC at
NJ Transit, Amtrak disagree over who's to blame for delays - 4:53 PM
About This BlogI was a regular Amtrak commuter between Philadelphia (30th Street Station) and New York City (Penn Station). I created this blog to track on time performance between stops and to post topics of interest to the Philly-NYC commuter. Since my situation has changed the blog topics have changed as well but I'll share my thoughts about Amtrak, general comments on commuting to NYC, financially making such a commute work, as well as Philly-NYC commuting alternatives.
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3 Comments:
Hi there.
I am starting a new position in NYC this week and am ironing out all the commute issues. Your site has been pretty helpful and I am interested in trading some more tips and ideas on how to keep the costs down and wher ethe deals are to be found. Is there a forum that people are sharing this info on? Do you have any additional tips or tricks. Parking? Times etc etc?
Thanks
Mike
mikeserth@yahoo.com
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Anonymous, at 8:45 PM, January 01, 2007
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Citizens for Rail Safety, at 4:50 AM, April 06, 2007
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