Northeast Corridor

noun

1. the long, narrow strip of land between Boston, New York City, and Washington, D.C., containing many adjacent urban areas.

Example Sentences

According to Amtrak, on Northeast Corridor services, travelling on their services produces 83% less emissions than driving alone and up to 73% less than flying.

From Time

The plan calls for two Northeast Corridor round-trips extending from Roanoke to Christiansburg.

From Washington Post

To bring our Northeast Corridor and Washington-to-Boston overall underlying infrastructure to a state of good repair, because there have been decades of underinvestment in that corridor.

From Time

Uber has lobbyists and consultants all over the country, from the Northeast corridor to Houston, Denver, and Colorado.

From The Daily Beast

It may seem improbable, but the odds that faster trains are coming to the Northeast Corridor have jumped recently.

From The Daily Beast

On the Northeast Corridor, Congress should take a page from the Brits and seek out a public-private partnership.

From The Daily Beast

So what about the Northeast Corridor (NEC), which is the busiest section of rail in the U.S.?

From The Daily Beast