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Can the Railroads Be Saved

by James N. Sites

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Yes, says the author, after surveying the railway situation in 25 countries, if the government will only treat the RRs as it does the other carriers

City traffic jams, overcrowded air lanes, train discontinuances and carrier financial crises are some of the ominous indicators of a colossal transportation muddle in which people in the United States and other industrialized nations bog down a little deeper every day. Moreover, the developing nations of the world seem to be heading in the same direction.

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