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• Project North Corridor Commuter Rail Project Snapshot – Upgrade of existing tracks on existing right-of-way – Connects: Charlotte, Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson & Mooresville – 10 stations, 25 miles – Shared Right-of-Way One (1) freight train to operate, at night – Trip Time - Mooresville to Charlotte: 50 minutes • Service – Train Equipment - 5 trainsets • consisting of a locomotive and 2-3 coaches 300-500 passengers per train – 30-minute headway during rush – Hourly service off-peak – Top Speed: 60 mph – Daily Ridership: 4,500 – 6,000 – Project Cost $358 Million (2009 Dollars)
North Corridor Project Milestones • Planning & Engineering − − − − 2002: Major Investment Study 2006: Conceptual Engineering 2007: Financial Strategy 2008: Intermediate Engineering − Remaining Work − Final Engineering (6 months) − Sequencing Plan − Order locomotives & coaches − Prepare bid documents
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Page 3 and 4: Our Road Network Is Failing • Tra
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Page 17 and 18: Traction Power Sub-stations
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