Intercity Passenger Rail: Implications for Urban, Regional, and National Mobility

Benjamin R. Sperry · Curtis A. Morgan

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Report on research examining the impact of intercity passenger rail using the Milwaukee-Chicago Hiawatha Service intercity passenger rail route as a case study. The findings of this project provide unique insight into the mobility impacts of intercity passenger rail and can be used by state department of transportation rail planners and other public agency staff to develop rail service plans and administer state passenger rail programs throughout the U.S.

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