Albany Station may be in for a useful addition — a new public restroom — if the city council and ODOT can agree on the details.
Albany Station may be in for a useful addition — a new public restroom — if the city council and ODOT can agree on the details.
[youtube video=”TPO7ZjJc6is”] Albany once was served by 50 passenger trains a day. Now there are six. But that’s still better than nothing, I’m thinking as I’m waiting for Cascades Train 507 to arrive from Portland Tuesday night.
Nobody would blame you for having nodded off during the prolonged planning for Oregon Passenger Rail. Time to wake up, though, for now there are some startling figures at hand regarding the costs.
Three things I noticed when I stopped by Albany Station on a bike ride this week, and one of them seems slightly odd for a train depot and transit center: You have to ask an Amtrak agent if you want to use the restroom.
As I was passing Albany Station on my bike Thursday, the sight of two rail cars with a red and white paint scheme drew my attention. The cars were attached to the tail end of Amtrak’s Train 14, the northbound Coast Starlight. Later, I looked them up online and learned they represent pretty much the height of luxury in rail travel in […]
The case of the roof sign missing from Albany Station was not a great mystery but, alas, a case of incomplete reporting.
Trains and signs: The latest on Albany Station
Train service has been further reduced, but new automated signs are being installed. That about sums up the latest from Albany Station.
Tags: Albany Station, Amtrak, Amtrak automation, Coast Starlight