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High-speed rail work resumes in Illinois along Amtrak line

(Source: State Journal-Register, May 23, 2012)

CHATHAM, Ill. — Construction crews are back for a third, and final, season of improvements on the St. Louis-Chicago rail corridor ahead of the scheduled start this fall of test runs for 110-mph passenger trains.

Full story: State Journal-Register

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

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