For the fourth year in a row, Amtrak’s Autumn Express brought passenger trains to lines that haven’t seen such service in decades. The fourteen car trains were filled with people eager to see the countryside and excited to travel places they can’t go. Chris Jagodzinski, Amtrak‘s vice president of operations, sat down with Transportation Radio on board the train as it raced across the fields of Pennsylvania.
Chris Jagodzinski (photo courtesy of John DiPietro)
Amtrak Autumn Express in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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I was reading comments by some person who was slow to try and book a seat; every year these excursions sell out very quickly.
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