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9/15/2004
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St. Louis Metro to take wraps off first new light-rail vehicle
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Tomorrow, St. Louis Metro officials plan to unveil the first of 22 new light-rail vehicles purchased for the eight-mile Cross County extension.
Scheduled to be complete in 2006, the extension will include nine stations at Skinker, University City-Big Bend, Forsyth, Clayton, Richmond Heights, Brentwood Interstate 64, Maplewood-Manchester, Sunnen and Shrewsbury-Landsdowne I-44. The project also includes two park-and-ride lots and a redesigned Forest Park Station.
Currently, the 38-mile MetroLink system operates between Shiloh, Ill., and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
Scheduled to be complete in 2006, the extension will include nine stations at Skinker, University City-Big Bend, Forsyth, Clayton, Richmond Heights, Brentwood Interstate 64, Maplewood-Manchester, Sunnen and Shrewsbury-Landsdowne I-44. The project also includes two park-and-ride lots and a redesigned Forest Park Station.
Currently, the 38-mile MetroLink system operates between Shiloh, Ill., and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
