Building a commercial enterprise : FY01-05 financial plan update : investing in the future of passenger rail : long-term capital plan
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Building a commercial enterprise : FY01-05 financial plan update : investing in the future of passenger rail : long-term capital plan

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      Amtrak 2001 strategic business plan
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      As we enter the 21st century, the nation’s transportation system is at a crossroads. After

      building highway and aviation networks that are the envy of the world, increasing gridlock threatens to undermine the success of those investments and the economic growth they helped spur. The U.S. now has an opportunity to enhance mobility and travel choice by reinvesting in the third leg of its transportation system – rail. Demand for rail services has expanded dramatically in recent years, and a growing number of states have taken the lead in developing this underutilized mode. The nation’s passenger rail company – Amtrak – is positioned to respond to this new opportunity. Over the last several years, the company has been transforming itself into a commercial enterprise with an emphasis on market responsiveness, quality service, and effective partnerships. Fulfilling the company’s dual congressional mandates – to be the provider of national passenger rail services while achieving operational selfsufficiency – is impossible without a national commitment to investment in intercity rail.

      Current state transportation efforts have established a foundation for such a national rail

      capital commitment. With a federal capital program, and a focus on operational and financial efficiency, Amtrak will succeed in meeting its mandates.

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