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More than decade ago, multiple train sets were assembled by Spanish train-maker Talgo for an expanded Hiawatha Service. Those trains were supposed to replace Amtrak-owned equipment, including its ...
Amtrak has restored its Hiawatha train service between Chicago and Milwaukee after busing passengers for nearly two weeks while “corrosion” issues caused a shortage of railcars.
The airport rail station expansion is among two major projects the state must complete in order to expand the Hiawatha line from seven to eight daily roundtrips, and eventually reach 10 daily.
Amtrak's Hiawatha service between Milwaukee and Chicago has been restored less than two weeks after railcar corrosion issues caused widespread cancellations, according to a statement from the agency.
RIGHT NOW, DETERIORATING TRAIN CARS PUT THE BRAKES ON SOME AMTRAK ROUTES. THE TWO MAIN LINES AFFECTED ARE THE HIAWATHA BETWEEN MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO, AND THE BOREALIS ROUTE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ...
The Hiawatha Train currently connects Milwaukee and Chicago, but the extension will add a Madison stop in between and further terminals in Eau Claire and the Twin Cities, City of Madison ...
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