Port Authority expects Station Square T stop to reopen in 3-4 weeks
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Spokesman
"We're probably not going to know that until after the work is finished, but we certainly are going to make sure that the taxpayers of
Seven freight cars loaded with household products and appliances tumbled off tracks above the
Light rail riders have experienced delays since the accident.
"We realize that a lot of commutes have been disrupted by the freight train derailment, and we are committed to doing everything in our power to restore service as quickly and safely as possible,"
The
The general contractor is
The additional help will allow
The line was expected to open
He said the
Ferguson was credited with leading three passengers waiting at the station during the derailment to a safe area. No one was hurt.
"After an event like this we will certainly go back and do like an after-incident report," Brandolph said. "Among that discussion will be things like what can we do in the future to prevent something like this from happening again."
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