Reality puts brakes on high-speed rail ambitions

by Susan on March 31, 2009

“To Americans, high-speed trains evoke the gee-whiz factor of a trip to Tomorrowland:  Ride futuristic cars that zoom you to a destination in a fraction of the drive time — without having to fight your way through an airport…But this country has never built a high-speed ‘bullet’ train rivaling the successful systems of Europe and Asia, where passenger railcars have blurred by at top speeds nearing 200 mph for decades.Link to full story in Contra Costa Times.

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