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<p>[quote user="rfpjohn"]</p> <p>Sounds like a nice trip. How was the ridership? [/quote]</p> <p>The load factor in the business car appeared to be between 70 and 80 per cent. A substantial number of people were going to Western Pennsylvania (Latrobe, Greensburg, Pittsburgh). They had just returned from a cruise.</p> <p>West of Harrisburg the load factor appeared to drop to 40 to 50 per cent. In FY13 the average load factor on the Pennsylvanian was 64.7 per cent.</p> <p>I saw only three people get off in Altoona. As noted I grew-up in Altoona. During my last year in high school (1957) there were 38 passenger train movements a day through Altoona. As I remember it hundreds of people from or near Altoona rode the trains daily. Now there is 1 or 2 depending on whether you count the Pennsylvanian as one train or as one west and one east. </p>
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