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Internet Rail Links:

Amtrak

  • Amtrak
  • Amtrak Cascades (Amtrak service from Vancouver B.C. to Eugene OR.)


    NARP
  • NARP - National Association of Railroad Passengers
  • NARP - NARP Hotline News


    Federal Agencies
  • Federal Transit Administration
  • US Department of Transportation (USDOT)
  • USDOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics


    State and Local Agencies
  • Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)
  • Puget Sound Regional Council
  • Sound Transit
  • Pierce Transit
  • King County Metro
  • Intercity Transit
  • Community Transit
  • Everett Transit


    Rail Advocacy and Industry
  • Rail News
  • New New Electric Railway Journal
  • National rail artist J. Craig Thorpe
  • Texas Transportation Institute
  • American Public Transportation Association
  • AORTA - Association of Oregon Rail and Transit Advocates
  • The Coast Starlight Communities Network
  • Pioneer Restoration Organization
  • Transport Action BC


    Rail and Transportation Blogs
  • Seattle Transit Blog
  • Trains For America
  • The Transport Politic



    Speeches, Reports, and Essays

    American Thinker: Passenger Rail: A New Conservative Position by Alex Kummant former CEO of Amtrak
    Passenger Rail: A New Conservative Position


    TANSTAAFL: A Semi-Satirical Look at a World Without Transportation Subsidies.
    A Speech by All Aboard President Tony Trifiletti’s in Olympia, WA
    “TANSTAAFL: A Semi-Satirical Look at a World Without Transportation Subsidies"


    What a Mess: A Centuary of Transportation Mistakes in the Central Puget Sound Region.
    » Click to View in PDF format (requires Adobe Acrobat Viewer)
    » Click to View in XPS format (requires Microsoft Windows Vista or XPS viewer)


    Future State Rail plan as prepared by Lloyd H. Flem
    Future State Rail Plan


    On The Fast Track: A series of short articles by NPR
    The Obama administration is pushing the development of high-speed-rail lines, claiming that ultrafast trains would ease traffic, help the environment and boost the economy. Critics question those claims — and say the United States has a long way to go to catch up with other countries’ rail travel. A Feature set by NPR.
    On The Fast Track?


    The great adventure: Riding the rails from Stanwood to Portland
    Stanwood/Camano News: Febuary 9, 2010



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