>>212634702Also the thing with all these big high speed rail projects is that they fail to recognize the need for better transportation public transport at the local level. It can work in certain corridors, but not in huge area like OPs picture.
You take your high speed rail from Columbus to Louisville, now what? Youโre still going to need a car to get anywhere.
Yea sure you can just rent a car, but at that point it mightโve just been easier and cheaper to drive yourself. Might be nice for a business trip, but is there enough demand for that to build this entire system?
Iโd take boatloads of money, tons of land purchasing, and insane levels of coordination at the local, county, state, and federal level.
Similar to what this anon said
>>212634819 this wouldnโt been much easier in the past, like in the 50s when we were building interstates. But now? I donโt know.