High Speed Rail Stimulus Routes Released
June 18th 2009 04:23
The Federal Railroad Commission has released the ten routes that could receive stimulus funding for the US's entry into the world of high speed rail. I know that Amtrak has a woeful on time record and loses money year after year, but I think that if properly planned the idea could work here.
Not only could a person live 100 or more miles away from their work commute, it would help with pollution and help more families travel to vacation transportations.
The ten suggested routes:
-California corridor (Bay Area, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego)
-Pacific Northwest corridor (Eugene, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver British Columbia)
-South Central corridor (Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Little Rock)
-Gulf Coast corridor (Houston, New Orleans, Mobile, Birmingham, Atlanta)
-Chicago hub network (Chicago, Milwaukee, Twin Cities, St. Louis, Kansas City, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville)
-Florida corridor (Orlando, Tampa, Miami)
-Southeast corridor (Washington, Richmond, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Macon, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville)
-Keystone corridor (Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh)
-Empire corridor (New York City, Albany, Buffalo)
-Northern New England corridor (Boston, Montreal, Portland, Springfield, New Haven, Albany)
Not only could a person live 100 or more miles away from their work commute, it would help with pollution and help more families travel to vacation transportations.
The ten suggested routes:
-California corridor (Bay Area, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego)
-Pacific Northwest corridor (Eugene, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver British Columbia)
-South Central corridor (Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Little Rock)
-Gulf Coast corridor (Houston, New Orleans, Mobile, Birmingham, Atlanta)
-Chicago hub network (Chicago, Milwaukee, Twin Cities, St. Louis, Kansas City, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville)
-Florida corridor (Orlando, Tampa, Miami)
-Southeast corridor (Washington, Richmond, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Macon, Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville)
-Keystone corridor (Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh)
-Empire corridor (New York City, Albany, Buffalo)
-Northern New England corridor (Boston, Montreal, Portland, Springfield, New Haven, Albany)
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