Cities in California with former streetcar service that could've been upgraded to LRT, Oakland, Richmond, Sacramento, Eureka, Fresno, Bakersfield, Stockton, Santa Barbara, most cities in the LA metropolitan area, San Diego, San Jose, Monterey
>>2049113
I was thinking about the same thing. Sometimes high speed rail isn't worth it compared to slow trains. Instead of spending all this money to build new high speed rail infrastructure why don't they promote and invest in slow rail as an alternative to driving and flying for non-urgent trips. A lot of people don't even know that passenger trains in the United States still exist, and a significant amount of people would rather take an overnight train to LA or SF instead of fly if it was easier