Why Railroad Workers United wants US rail infrastructure publicly

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Last updated 05 junho 2024
Why Railroad Workers United wants US rail infrastructure publicly
Railroad Workers United recently adopted a resolution calling for public ownership of U.S. rail infrastructure. FreightWaves chats with an RWU member on why the group wants the change.
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