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I was just getting to thinking about Rail America and all the shortlines that they currently operate.... <br /> <br />Questions is.... <br /> <br />If Rail America keeps buying up all these shortlines and operating them, is there a chance that they would ever reach Class One or Class Two status? <br /> <br />Are they currently looked at as a Class Three, or just a company that owns many class threes? <br /> <br />In order for a railway to be a class one does all of it's tracks have to connect, or can a class one be a company that is made up of enough class three's to qualify it as a class one? <br /> <br />?? <br /> <br />Just Curious, <br />Macguy
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