The document proposes reviving passenger rail service between Cleveland, Youngstown, and Pittsburgh, called the Cleveland-Youngstown-Pittsburgh Corridor (CYP). It envisions a route where passengers could travel between the cities in around 2 hours, with stops in several additional cities. The author argues this corridor could help achieve a key part of the larger Ohio Hub Amtrak plan and stimulate economic development. Initial service of 2-3 daily roundtrips by 2020 at average speeds of 75 mph could see annual ridership of 663,000 and create 16,800 jobs. The proposal aims to make the service cost effective and able to gain bipartisan political support.