Money raised will be used to improve public transit.
Massachusetts has learned that roads alone will not end congestion. Not commuter, but all day service for workers and people needing to get to appointments. 10/26/24
Maine has received a $53 million dollar grant to improve rail lines in Northern Maine. The grant will be used to upgrade two Eastern Maine Railway mainlines in Penobscot, Aroostook, Washington and Piscataquis counties. It also will rehabilitate tracks from the former Great Northern Paper Co. mill that have been dormant since 2008. 10/26/24
15% fewer of the youngest generation feel that car ownership is less important.
Autonorama by Peter Norton
The subtitle of this new book is: "The illusory Promise of High-Tech Driving".
No amount of roads or technology will get rid of traffic congestion, nor make our lives better.
The conclusion sums it all up: Real urban mobility innovation will require not autonomous vehicles, but autonomous people: travelers with choices".
Tourists coming to Maine do not want to sit in traffic, they want to see places and enjoy our beautiful state.
Rail with last mile options is the real answer!
Board Meetings (2024)
October 16
November 20
December 18
All meetings are virtual unless stated otherwise
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(photo on left), Fryeburg Fair 2024, L to R, Bruce Sleeper, president TRNE, Jack Duffin, MRG social media consultant, and Peter Cole, MRG president.
November 9 - So. ME Train Show, Westbrook
November 23 - Eastern ME Annual Train Show, Brewer
December 5 - MBTA Conf.,Augusta
January 25-26-Railroad Hobby Show, Springfield MA
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