Thanks, I was reading it wrong, took me a minute but I got there.I presume he meant to say:
"But the economics couldn’t justify not joining."
Because we know that they did join Amtrak.
Thanks, I was reading it wrong, took me a minute but I got there.I presume he meant to say:
"But the economics couldn’t justify not joining."
Because we know that they did join Amtrak.
Yes, thanks!I assume there's a "not" missing here?
1983 was the date. The law was, I believe, the Northeast Rail Service Act of 1981, still partly on the books (45 USC 20)In the Northeast operation of trains both commuter and some that bordered in intercity such as the former Reading RR services from Philadelphia to Reading/Pottsville and Bethlehem continued into Conrail up to the early 1980s. I believe there was some kind of mandate where Conrail had to divest itself of passenger operations by a certain date in the early 80s;
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