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S-Bahn and RER Ridership is Urban

Social Media · Germany

S-Bahn and RER Ridership is Urban

People in my comments and on social media are taking it for granted that investments into modernizing commuter rail predominantly benefit the suburbs. Against that, I’d like to point out how on the modern commuter rail systems I know best – the RER and the Berlin S-Bahn – ridership is predominantly urban. Whereas the typical American commuter rail use case is a suburban resident commuting to a central business district job at rush hour, the typi…Read Article

Quick Note: RER and S-Bahn Line Length

Paris, France · Paris

Quick Note: RER and S-Bahn Line Length

An email correspondent asks me about whether cities should build subway or commuter rail lines, and Adirondacker in comments frequently compares the express lines in New York to the RER. So to showcase the difference, here are some lines with their lengths. The length is measured one-tailed, from a chosen central point. LineCentral pointLength (km)RER A to MLVLes Halles37RER A to CergyLes Halles40.5RER B to CDGLes Halles31RER B to Saint-RémyLes …Read Article

The Danbury Branch and Rail Modernization

Danbury, Connecticut · Danbury

The Danbury Branch and Rail Modernization

I’ve been asked to talk about how rail modernization programs, like the high-speed rail plan we published at Marron this month, affect the Danbury Branch of the New Haven Line. The proposal barely talks about branch modernization beyond saying that the branches should be electrified; we didn’t have time to write precise branch timetables, which means that the timetable I’m going to post here is going to have more rounding artifacts. The good new…Read Article

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The Northeast Corridor Report is Out

The Northeast Corridor Report is Out

Here is the link. If people have questions, please post them in comments and I’ll address; see also Bluesky thread (and Mastodon but there are no questions there yet). Especial thanks go to everyone who helped with it – most of all Devin Wilkins for the tools, analysis, and coding work that produced the timetables, which, as the scheduling section says, are the final product as perceived by the passenger. Other than Devin, the other members of t…United States · United States Read Article

Against State of Good Repair

Against State of Good Repair

We’re releasing our high-speed rail report later this week. It’s a technical report rather than a historical or institutional one, so I’d like to talk about a point that is mentioned in the introduction explaining why we think it’s possible to build high-speed rail on the Northeast Corridor for $17 billion: the current investment program, Connect 2037, centers renewal and maintenance more than expansion, under the moniker State of Good Repair (S…Connecticut · Connecticut Read Article

End Trump’s illegal tariffs: States suing should knock down the trade barriers

End Trump’s illegal tariffs: States suing should knock down the trade barriers

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A dozen states, including New York, are rightly taking the Trump administration to court, specifically the U.S. Court of International Trade, over what they claim is its abuse of the power to levy tariffs. We’re not administrative law professors, but it more than seems like the complainants have a solid case — because, like them or hate them (and everyone should hate them), it’s impossible to dispute that the president has slapped levies on coun…Tariffs · New York See the Story

Mayor Adams goes after Cuomo's management style

Mayor Adams goes after Cuomo's management style

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At his weekly Q&A with reporters, Adams went after one of Cuomo's biggest selling points on the campaign trail — his management expertise.Andrew Cuomo · New York See the Story

Metro-North updates train schedules out of New Haven

Metro-North updates train schedules out of New Haven

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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- Metro-North Railroad is putting out the word about new train schedules that are now fully in effect. Moving forward, several New Haven line trains will have shorter run times and two new stops are being added to the Hudson Line. Metro-North Railroad teases new electric trains This is some good news for commuters along the New Haven line. The Metro-North timetables went into effect on Sunday. The changes were made…United States · United States See the Story

Cos Cob Bridge Replacement

Cos Cob Bridge Replacement

The Northeast Corridor has eight movable bridges in Connecticut; other than one that was replaced in the 1990s, all are considered by Amtrak and Connecticut DOT to be both critical priorities for replacement and also major undertakings. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funded two, on the Connecticut and the Norwalk Rivers. The costs are enormous, beyond any justification: the Walk Bridge replacement is funded at $1 billion for a four-track brid…Connecticut · Connecticut Read Article