Washington, D.C. — America's rail passengers honored a bipartisan coalition of six senators with the Golden Spike Award on April 2 for the crucial role they played in saving the Southwest Chief train, and for their service to the tens of millions of Americans who depend upon a national train network. A Rail Passengers Association study found that the senators' actions preserves $180 million in economic activity in Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico each year. "The nation's rail passengers are exceptionally grateful to U...
