John A. Charles, Jr. featured in KGW-TV story on TriMet's WES commuter trains

Cascade Policy Institute | July 21, 2009
 
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Watch this great KGW-TV exposé of TriMet’s commuter rail “financial train wreck” featuring Cascade President John A. Charles, Jr.

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Empty WES trains hurting TriMet bottom line

 

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