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The route would run along a mix of new and existing tracks from Penn Station to Ronkonkoma, then along a new connection to the tunnel beneath the Sound. In Connecticut, the line would use existing Amtrak rails from Milford up to Hartford. From there, it would require the construction of new tracks between Hartford and Providence — as well as upgrades to the existing train line between Providence and Boston.
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