Rush Line Corridor
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The Rush Line is a proposed mass transit link from downtown Saint Paul to Hinkley, MN via Forest Lake and White Bear Lake, MN. The 80-mile route will likely be commuter rail but bus rapid transit is also under consideration. They are also considering connecting the line further north to Duluth, MN.
[edit] Related projects
- Streetcar (or busway):
- Light rail:
- Hiawatha Line (Minneapolis to Mall of America)
- Central Corridor (Minneapolis to Saint Paul)
- Southwest Corridor (Minneapolis to Eden Prairie)
- Commuter rail:
- Northstar Corridor (Minneapolis to Big Lake, Minnesota)
- Red Rock Corridor (Minneapolis through St. Paul to Hastings)
- Rush Line Corridor (St. Paul to Forest Lake)
- Interstate rail:
- Midwest Regional Rail Initiative (St. Paul to Chicago, Illinois)
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