Which transportation company's logo evolution included removing train imagery to reflect its expansion into other transportation modes?

In the transportation industry, brand recognition is crucial for establishing trust and loyalty. Many transportation companies have iconic logos that have evolved over time while maintaining their core identity. This trivia question challenges you to identify which famous transportation company underwent a significant logo transformation that reflects its expansion from its original focus. Test your knowledge of transportation branding history!

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Deutsche Bahn - removed wheels from its logo in 2002 to symbolize expansion beyond rail
JR East - eliminated the bullet train silhouette in 2017 when it expanded to bus services
Canadian Pacific - changed from CP Rail to CP (removing the train track imagery) in 2012 to reflect logistics expansion
Amtrak - removed the inverted arrow (representing rails) in 2000 when it began airport shuttle services