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Montana passenger rail hits delays, but officials say future looks bright

August 29, 2026/No Comments

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The first phase of a nationwide effort to return passenger rail service to southern Montana is about 95% complete, but officials said this week the federal program has been paused to review its policies.
The Big Sky North Coast Corridor is in the process of creating a service development plan for a new passenger rail route between Seattle and Chicago, including stops in several large Montana cities.
  • Griffen Smith


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