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Conn. DOT: $3 billion in upgrades needed for Metro-North to go faster

WSHU | By Dan Katz
Published October 28, 2013 at 10:07 AM EDT
John Minchillo
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AP

Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner James Redeker says it would cost at least $3 billion to upgrade infrastructure needed before trains on Metro-North railroad can go faster.  Politicians and business leaders argue the investment would help the state's economy and ease traffic woes.
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Government Metro NorthNew Haven LineConn. Department of TransportationJames Redeckerinfrastructure upgrades30-30-30 plan
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