The Amtrak chief executive abruptly resigned from the rail service.
Stephen J. Gardner, Amtrak’s chief executive, announced on Wednesday that he would be stepping down from the passenger rail service about three years into the job. In a statement, Mr. Gardner said he was leaving to ensure “Amtrak continues to enjoy the full faith and confidence of this administration.”
The Memphis-to-Atlanta passenger rail project is moving forward with a recent grant and the selection of an engineering firm.
A vehicle collided with a train in James City County near the intersection of Peach and Peninsula streets in Norge.
Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner said Wednesday he will step down immediately after more than four years as head of the U.S.
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