Texas Rail Fares Cut to Three Cents a Mile
Legislation passed the Texas Senate and House to reduce passenger fares to three cents per mile on lines west of the 100th meridian and three cents for adults east of it with lower rates for children. Debate focused on enforcement penalties and redress options. The move aims to boost travel for business and future railroad traffic, amid broader public land and education bills in session.
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