Seven transit related books by Paul Langan Discover untold stories of rail transportation and monorail innovation with Canadian author Paul Langan's meticulously researched collection For decades, vital pieces of railway history have remained buried in archives, forgotten by mainstream sources, or dismissed by government and corporations alike. Canadian author and transit historian Paul Langan has dedicated his career to unearthing these fascinating stories, bringing to light the innovations, tragedies, and controversies that shaped North American transportation history—with a special focus on Canadian rail systems. With over 30 books to his name, Langan specializes in documenting the rail and transit systems that defined—and continue to define—Canada's transportation infrastructure. Here are seven essential titles that every Canadian transit enthusiast, history buff, and rail fan needs on their bookshelf. VIA Rail vs the Public: When Canadian Citizens Couldn't Buy Tr...