Train schedule

Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?
I tried to find one but I wasn't able to.
With many thanks and kindest regards,
Gio'

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"Gio" wrote in message
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Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?
I tried to find one but I wasn't able to.
With many thanks and kindest regards,
Gio'


Have you tried Amtrak?

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"Gio" wrote in message
...
Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?
I tried to find one but I wasn't able to.
With many thanks and kindest regards,
Gio'


Have you tried Amtrak?

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"Gio" writes:

Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?

Probably not.

Amtrak would list most of its intercity/interstate train service, but
local services (like CalTrain on the San Francisco peninsula) keep their
own website (or use the awful "511.org" site).

So, you are likely stuck looking up the city or area's regional service
(if there is one) followed by any Amtrak services for long distances
(though I'd be pressed to say "Amtrak" and "schedule" in the same
breath without smirking).

Eric

"Gio" writes:

Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?

Probably not.

Amtrak would list most of its intercity/interstate train service, but
local services (like CalTrain on the San Francisco peninsula) keep their
own website (or use the awful "511.org" site).

So, you are likely stuck looking up the city or area's regional service
(if there is one) followed by any Amtrak services for long distances
(though I'd be pressed to say "Amtrak" and "schedule" in the same
breath without smirking).

Eric

www.amtrak.com

In "Gio"
writes:

Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?
I tried to find one but I wasn't able to.
With many thanks and kindest regards,
Gio'

Inviato da www.mynewsgate.net
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Larry Gould

www.amtrak.com

In "Gio"
writes:

Someone knows if there is a website with the schedule of most (or all)
trains in the United States?
I tried to find one but I wasn't able to.
With many thanks and kindest regards,
Gio'

Inviato da www.mynewsgate.net
--
"There's no such thing as Free Parking!"
Larry Gould

(Eric=A0Griswold) wrote:

"Gio" writes:
Someone knows if there is a website with
the schedule of most (or all) trains in the
United States?

Probably not.

Amtrak would list most of its intercity/
interstate train service, but local services (like
CalTrain on the San Francisco peninsula)
keep their own website (or use the awful
"511.org" site).

So, you are likely stuck looking up the city or
area's regional service (if there is one)
followed by any Amtrak services for long
distances (though I'd be pressed to say
"Amtrak" and "schedule" in the same breath
without smirking).

Aside from intercity service at www.amtrak.com, the National Model
Railroad Association website has a handy collection of links to most if
not all North American commuter and transit rail system websites, at:

http://www.cwrr.com/nmra/travelreg.html

Alan Follett
Hercules, CA

(Eric=A0Griswold) wrote:

"Gio" writes:
Someone knows if there is a website with
the schedule of most (or all) trains in the
United States?

Probably not.

Amtrak would list most of its intercity/
interstate train service, but local services (like
CalTrain on the San Francisco peninsula)
keep their own website (or use the awful
"511.org" site).

So, you are likely stuck looking up the city or
area's regional service (if there is one)
followed by any Amtrak services for long
distances (though I'd be pressed to say
"Amtrak" and "schedule" in the same breath
without smirking).

Aside from intercity service at www.amtrak.com, the National Model
Railroad Association website has a handy collection of links to most if
not all North American commuter and transit rail system websites, at:

http://www.cwrr.com/nmra/travelreg.html

Alan Follett
Hercules, CA

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Alan Follett wrote:

Aside from intercity service at www.amtrak.com, the National Model
Railroad Association website has a handy collection of links to most if
not all North American commuter and transit rail system websites, at:

http://www.cwrr.com/nmra/travelreg.html

Or you can try the link collections at the American Public Transportation
Association. the professional organization for transit operators etc.

transit systems organized by state (including bus-only systems):
http://www.apta.com/links/state_local/

organized by type of system (bus, light rail, commuter rail, etc.):
http://www.apta.com/links/transit_by_mode/

--
Jon Bell Presbyterian College
Dept. of Physics and Computer Science Clinton, South Carolina USA