41.   Robert Lenz, an innkeeper outside Buffalo, was combining work with some pleasure, which in his case means riding the train.

42.   Ride the trains where the business suits meet the bandannas, and the horn-rim glasses meet the nose rings.

43.   Rebecca begins to dream about riding a train with a young man who looks suspiciously like Will.

44.   Rehrer says that he volunteered at the train museum because he rode the trains as a boy and loved them.

45.   That morning she was riding the train, by herself, into Hiroshima.

46.   The first was riding the train from Cairo to Alexandria in a car full of middle- and upper-class Egyptians.

47.   The road lobby also says this results in poor people with cars helping pay for richer people who ride trains.

48.   Their natives ride this train.

49.   There are exactly two ways to make people get out of their cars and ride the train.

50.   Then you got millions of people who WANT to ride the train.