Row 11169

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HSR would function well if the government owned the rails. The problem with the current rail system is Amtrak owns only some rails in the NE corridor. Making Amtrak a second class citizen when the cargo trains need to travel

The government (or states) owns the infrastructure that cars travel on - why not the same for rail. The actual carriers on the rails can be let to competition. The federal government is putting tons of money into this. It would be valuable to set a bare minimum standard and a standard that can be used through our the country. Let's not place the CDMA/gsm game that happened twenty five years ago only to end up costing consumers tons of money/preventing transferability only to end up on the same standards as the remainder of the world.

HSR allows us to benefit because of its speed it requires it to be compartmentalized from roads and other rails. It's a good junction to do things correctly.

But yes when another GOP candidate gets in office or has significant power in the Senate...this will all be turned on its head and any progress we make for cities/consumers/the environment/and the future will be lost so some greedy companies can make a short term profit.

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text HSR would function well if the government owned the rails. The problem with the current rail system is Amtrak owns only some rails in the NE corridor. Making Amtrak a second class citizen when the cargo trains need to travel The government (or states) owns the infrastructure that cars travel on - why not the same for rail. The actual carriers on the rails can be let to competition. The federal government is putting tons of money into this. It would be valuable to set a bare minimum standard a…
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