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Review of states' efforts over the past 10 years to spearhead the development and funding of a national intercity passenger rail system.
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AASHTO's Strategic Plan for 2005-2010: "collaborate with shippers and carriers, relevant associations, and additional partners to develop funding and policy initiatives that help state DOTs improve multimodal and intermodal passenger and freight mobility.”
Step 6
pp. 12-16
The Freight Railroad perspective from the Association of American Railroads (AAR): deals with growth of the passenger rail shall not conflict or restrict freight rail service and that passenger and freight rail must be properly coordinated to be successful.
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Executive Summary: "Giving the nation the intercity passenger rail service it needs will require a strong and continuous collaboration between the federal government, the states, the freight railroads, Amtrak, and all of the interested parties who support this objective.
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