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Improved & expanded passenger train services
Higher speed rail initiatives
Increased connectivity among all forms of transportation
The safety of our nation's trains and passengers
It is essential that we defend and fight for a modern, national passenger rail network
8.8 billion hours
how much time Americans waste each year due to congestion on urban roads
3.3 billion gallons
how much extra fuel is burned annually crawling in traffic
$166 billion
the annual cost of congestion to Americans
There is a lack of leadership in developing world class passenger trains in America. And our transit system is failing to meet growing demand. With your support, we can build a rail network that serves all Americans.
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10% off Amtrak fares and up to 20% off select regional railways
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"Saving the Pennsylvanian (New York-Pittsburgh train) was a local effort but it was tremendously useful to have a national organization [NARP] to call upon for information and support. It was the combination of the local and national groups that made this happen."
Michael Alexander, NARP Council Member
April 6, 2013, at the Harrisburg PA membership meeting of NARP