4 ms·
Mostly. They don’t own the stretch through Connecticut for example, and the train will come to full stops between stations as a result.
by Redoubts 5y ago
Mostly. They don’t own the stretch through Connecticut for example, and the train will come to full stops between stations as a result.
- PLenz 5y agoThis stretch is owned by another rail network (ConnDot) that prioritizes other passenger trains (Metro North and Shoreline East)
- iso1210 5y agoThere's a large advantage to passengers having a nationally organized network - same as with air traffic control (provided by government), or highways (provided by government). Of course track segregation between non stop services and local services would be better.