Elevated Rail Debuts In Indy
27 June 2003 - 12:00pm
Privately-funded 1.5-mile system connects three hospitals.
Clarian Health unveiles the People Mover, a dual-rail system that connects its three hospitals on the northwest side of Downtown Indianapolis. The system will help its employees navigate through traffic, but could also serve as the first link in a potential new Downtown rail system that some Indianapoils residents desire.
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People Mover is ready for a lift
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The Indianapolis Star, June 26, 2003
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