Fred Klein, 2015, 2016
Southern
Pacific ran commute service on the San Francisco peninsula until Caltrain took over the service in 1985. I have San Francisco
trains that span the whole time period from World War II until the present. In
Chicago, each parent railroad ran is own commute service until the Regional
Transportation Authority (RTA) and later Metra took over in the early 1980s.
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San Francisco
commuter trains
Southern
Pacific commute train (San Francisco peninsula),
1946-1956
Southern Pacific commute train, 1956-1960s
Southern Pacific-Caltrans
commuter train, 1982-1985
Caltrain commuter train,
1985-1997
Caltrain commuter train,
1997-present
Chicago commuter
trains
Chicago &
North Western’s commuter trains, 1960-1974
Metra Chicago commuter train B, 2003-late 2000s
New York commuter and
regional trains
New Haven commuter train,
1957-1969
Pennsylvania’s
“clocker”, 1936-1950s
Amtrak’s “Clocker”, 1975-c1982
Amtrak’s Northeast
Regional, c2003-c2009
Other regional trains
from this website that carried some commuters
Santa Fe RDC trains
80-83 (surf line, LA to San Diego), 1952-1955
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