Trains in Canal Beds? - Newark Light Rail: Episode 93

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Today, we're discussing the first half of a system so nice that they made it twice, the New Jersey Light Rail system(s). Just why does Newark have a subway, and what does its future hold? All this, after The News.

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References & notes

  1. [1] Port Authority of New York and New Jersey: Hoboken Station Closure
  2. [2] Wikipedia: Newark Light Rail
  3. [3] Wikipedia: Morris Canal
  4. [4] Wikipedia: Transport of New Jersey
  5. [5] Wikipedia: Public Service Corporation
  6. [6] Joseph Brennan: Abandoned Stations
  7. [7] Tram Review: Newark City Subway: The One You Forget About
  8. [8] Mr. Crowley's Cul-de-sac of Doom: The Newark City Subway
  9. [9] New Jersey Public Transportation Corporation: Two New Stations to Open on the Newark City Subway
  10. [10] Transportation Choices 2030: New Jersey Long-Range Transportation Plan Update (2005)
  11. [11] Wikipedia: Newark–Elizabeth Rail Link
  12. [12] Wikipedia: North River Tunnels
  13. [13] Wikipedia: PATH (rail system) § History
  14. [14] Wikipedia: Newark, New Jersey § Demographics