While trains remain a great way to connect major metropolises across the U.S., plenty of cities still don’t have an Amtrak station . From Las Vegas to Louisville, Mobile, Nashville, Phoenix, San Francisco, St. Petersburg… the list goes on and on.

Yet, one city may soon leave the list, as the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) recently published a press release announcing a huge investment with its out-of-state rail partners to push for a new Amtrak route stopping in Columbus as well as other Midwest cities.

Some of these cities haven’t welcomed an Amtrak train for decades, and MORPC is now claiming that a route in the area is crucial amid its rising population.

MORPC Pushes For New Amtrak Route Stopping In Columbus

On October 14, the MORPC announced its commitment to a $

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