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DC transportion planing in action...
DC transportion planing in action...
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D.C. Streetcars Await Track Construction
Three streetcars purchased by the District of Columbia for about $10
million are being held in the Czech Republic until the city builds
tracks for the cars.
D.C. Department of Transportation (web|news) Director Emeka Moneme say
that although the streetcars were purchased three years ago, there is no
timetable for when a rail line will be built.
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* w w w .wjla . com /news/stories/0408/514055.html
D.C. Streetcars Await Track Construction
Three streetcars purchased by the District of Columbia for about $10
million are being held in the Czech Republic until the city builds
tracks for the cars.
D.C. Department of Transportation (web|news) Director Emeka Moneme say
that although the streetcars were purchased three years ago, there is no
timetable for when a rail line will be built.
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Re: DC transportion planing in action...
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 12:19:18 -0500, tetraethylleadREMOVETHIS@yahoo . com
(Brent P) wrote:
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> * w w w .wjla . com /news/stories/0408/514055.html
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>D.C. Streetcars Await Track Construction
>
>Three streetcars purchased by the District of Columbia for about $10
>million are being held in the Czech Republic until the city builds
>tracks for the cars.
>
>D.C. Department of Transportation (web|news) Director Emeka Moneme say
>that although the streetcars were purchased three years ago, there is no
>timetable for when a rail line will be built.
Why can't they store them here? Perhaps the Smithsonian could put them
on display or something...
--
Proud to be a wreckless driver.
On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 12:19:18 -0500, tetraethylleadREMOVETHIS@yahoo . com
(Brent P) wrote:
>
>via fark
>
> * w w w .wjla . com /news/stories/0408/514055.html
>
>D.C. Streetcars Await Track Construction
>
>Three streetcars purchased by the District of Columbia for about $10
>million are being held in the Czech Republic until the city builds
>tracks for the cars.
>
>D.C. Department of Transportation (web|news) Director Emeka Moneme say
>that although the streetcars were purchased three years ago, there is no
>timetable for when a rail line will be built.
Why can't they store them here? Perhaps the Smithsonian could put them
on display or something...
--
Proud to be a wreckless driver.
