Brightline Suspends South Florida Service For Months
Virgin Trains USA, which was formerly known as Brightline, has decided to suspend service between Miami and Palm Beach "for the coming months" because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Virgin Trains USA, which was formerly known as Brightline, has decided to suspend service between Miami and Palm Beach "for the coming months" because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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