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The boys must have their toys...
On 4/16/2014 7:45 AM, Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says... ... that very few would use. Good argument. Not. If open land existed between two remote cities and a high speed train could actually run at 150 to 200 mph for most of the run it might make sense and people might use it. But we don't have that space in many places where people would want to travel and the number of stops between the cities negates the whole allure of high speed train transportation. One of the most used Amtrak routes are on the northeast corridor. It still represents a tiny fraction of the traveling public however. It's not high speed and will never be high speed. Land doesn't exist and there are too many required stops. |
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