High Speed Rail Alliance
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Indiana - Bringing Better Passenger Rail to the Crossroads of America
Speaker: Tod Bassler, President of the Indiana Passenger Rail Alliance
Transportation choices in the last 100 years have shaped North America in a lopsided manner. It’s time to consider rebalancing what we have. The population of the USA has doubled in the last 65 years, while our transportation options have become less dense and more private. Is this what we want? Is this the best way to prepare our children for their future?
While Hoosier decision makers in recent decades have focused on highway and air travel, there is hope for better transportation options in Indiana. We’ll discuss what is currently brewing and what it will take for it to become reality. Our speaker, Tod Bassler, grew u...
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High Speed Rail in Australia
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After decades of proposals, plans for high-speed rail in Australia are moving forward. The Australian government’s High Speed Rail Authority began serious work earlier this year, focusing on the stage from Sydney to Newcastle (approximately 160 km or 100 miles). Proponents would eventually like to build north to Brisbane and south to Canberra and Melbourne. Speaker: Dr. Garry Glazebrook is a tr...
Amtrak Accelerates: A Conversation with ‘Train Daddy’ Andy Byford
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.Месяц назад
Last year, Andy Byford-the transportation executive who earned the nickname ’Train Daddy’ while managing New York City’s subways-became Amtrak’s Senior Vice President for High-Speed Rail Development Programs. Amtrak has also begun working with Texas Central on the proposed high-speed line linking Dallas and Houston, and it has work underway to improve Acela service between Washington, DC and Bo...
Conversation with a High Speed Rail Champion
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This video is for anyone curious about how high-speed rail can change the U.S. transportation game. In March, Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) and Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-WA) introduced the American High-Speed Rail Act, which would invest $205 billion federal dollars into high-speed rail. This is your chance to hear from an elected leader fighting for high-speed rail, and to learn how this proposal can c...
The Need for a National Railway Program
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With America’s first two true high-speed rail projects underway in California and Nevada-and with Congress appropriating tens of billions of dollars in new railroad funding in recent years-this is an exciting moment for high-speed rail. But to sustain and build on the momentum, “we need to address the intercity rail market with a holistic vision for rail across the country.” That’s one conclusi...
Rail is Essential for the Fight Against Climate Change
Просмотров 6852 месяца назад
Do you care about the climate crisis and see trains as part of the solution? In 2023, the Sierra Club outlined a detailed series of recommendations to improve both passenger and freight rail and expand rail electrification. This resource shows how investing in rail can help create good jobs, provide equitable mobility, reduce traffic congestion, and cut climate emissions. In this talk, Sierra C...
What Is High Speed Rail and When Can You Ride It?
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
Enjoy this talk from the Alliance's Deputy Director Chris Ott, which he gave at Nerd Nite in Madison, WI. Thanks to Nerd Nite Madison organizers Allyson Herro and Haley Briel for the opportunity to speak, and to videographer Max Olmsted for making and editing the recording. The High Speed Rail Alliance is a 501(C)(3) non-profit, supported by individual members like you, who want fast, frequent,...
From the Ramp to the Rails - How Integrating Air and Rail Service is a Win for Everyone
Просмотров 8972 месяца назад
As the aviation industry emerges from the challenges posed by the pandemic, it grapples with longstanding structural issues that threaten its future. A persistent pilot shortage, congested hub airports, and a large carbon footprint stand out as critical obstacles to the industry’s long-term sustainability and financial health. Addressing these challenges requires innovative approaches to passen...
New Trains for Texas
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.4 месяца назад
Amtrak and Texas Central Partners have made headlines since partnering last year to explore high-speed rail for the Lone Star State. But the proposed 200-mph line connecting Dallas and Houston is not the only project in development. Texas received several other Corridor ID grants to do initial planning for new or improved train service to many other communities, including Fort Worth and San Ant...
Chicago’s Intercity Bus Hub Is at Risk
Просмотров 3664 месяца назад
Chicago is on the verge of suffering a major blow to its transportation system by becoming one of the world’s largest cities without an intercity bus station. The lease of the city’s Intercity Bus Station on Harrison Street, used by Greyhound, Baron Bus, Trailways, and FlixBus ends in October. Operations may be moved in mid-September to a congested curbside location, resulting in service cuts a...
City Limits: A Conversation with Megan Kimble
Просмотров 4474 месяца назад
We were joined by Megan Kimble, author of the recently published “City Limits: Infrastructure, Inequality, and the Future of America’s Highways.” Kimble explains how ever-expanding urban highways accelerate inequality and fracture communities; describes the growing movements in opposition to highway expansion in three Texas cities; and calls for a more sustainable path forward. Learn about upco...
Designing Brightline’s New Las Vegas Station
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High-speed trains can offer a unique, enjoyable, comfortable travel experience, from the journey to and from the station to the trains themselves. But achieving this ideal requires careful preparation. Using the new Brightline station planned for Las Vegas, Nevada as an example, we look at planning and design for customer-focused transportation, and leveraging investments to strengthen communit...
High-Speed Rail and the Construction of Space in 1960s Japan
Просмотров 6856 месяцев назад
A train racing along a fixed line, connecting distant cities but also dividing the landscape, redefines the space it slices through. Railroads, like other public infrastructure, are tools wielded by bureaucrats, elected officials, and other planners for the reorganization of urban and regional space, but they are also forces that can damage communities and destroy natural and built landscapes i...
Railroad Liability
Просмотров 5116 месяцев назад
This video provides an overview of railroad liability. We discuss the sources of railroad liability law (statutory, regulatory, and common law) as well as the applicability of these laws to liability that arises from passenger injuries, third-party injuries, and railroad worker injuries, along with a brief side trip to discuss contractual liability. In addition, we’ll examine strategies that ma...
Why Amtrak’s New Borealis Train Matters
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
On May 21, Amtrak launched a new train called Borealis, serving the corridor between the Twin Cities and Chicago. The train has broader significance than its once-a-day frequency and 79 mph speed limit might suggest. Its enthusiastic launch shows that the communities it serves, their elected leaders, and other decision-makers recognize the importance of this corridor, and its future potential. ...
South Korean High-Speed Rail: Thoughts, Challenges, and Successes
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
South Korean High-Speed Rail: Thoughts, Challenges, and Successes
Global Best Practices for Cutting the Cost of Building High Speed Rail
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Global Best Practices for Cutting the Cost of Building High Speed Rail
Colorado Front Range Passenger Rail
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Colorado Front Range Passenger Rail
Corridor ID Update and Passenger Rail Advocacy
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Corridor ID Update and Passenger Rail Advocacy
Capitol Corridor’s “Tap2Ride” Program
Просмотров 35710 месяцев назад
Capitol Corridor’s “Tap2Ride” Program
High Speed Rail at O'Hare Airport
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High Speed Rail at O'Hare Airport
The Rio Grande Plan: Building Community Support for Railway Improvements
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Год назад
The Rio Grande Plan: Building Community Support for Railway Improvements
The Benefits of Regional Rail
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Год назад
The Benefits of Regional Rail
Crossrail Chicago: The Foundation for a Modern Travel Network
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
Crossrail Chicago: The Foundation for a Modern Travel Network
Dallas to Fort Worth high Speed Rail
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
Dallas to Fort Worth high Speed Rail
CrossRail Chicago: Making High Speed Rail in America Possible
Просмотров 43 тыс.Год назад
CrossRail Chicago: Making High Speed Rail in America Possible
Passenger Rail Developments in North Carolina
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
Passenger Rail Developments in North Carolina
Moving Towards Regional Rail with Metra
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Moving Towards Regional Rail with Metra
Regional Rail In Boston with TransitMatters
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Regional Rail In Boston with TransitMatters
Michigan's Passenger Rail Progress
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Michigan's Passenger Rail Progress

Комментарии

  • @mood4eva98
    @mood4eva98 21 час назад

    👀

  • @ericberman4193
    @ericberman4193 4 дня назад

    Boondoggle!! Who in the Hell wants to travel along the routes you are constructing in numbers great enough to break-even much less lose a boatload of money???

  • @jeffreysmith85
    @jeffreysmith85 9 дней назад

    Better talk to the trump adm replacement

  • @jeffreysmith85
    @jeffreysmith85 9 дней назад

    Where is mayor Pete?

  • @jeffreysmith85
    @jeffreysmith85 9 дней назад

    You need to talk with freight lines and get their buy in

  • @jeffreysmith85
    @jeffreysmith85 9 дней назад

    Cat?

  • @jeffreysmith85
    @jeffreysmith85 9 дней назад

    Ten years? How about 5?

  • @MazIsProgramming
    @MazIsProgramming 13 дней назад

    We need to get Andy Byford a Joe Rogan microphone setup.

  • @rogertull8888
    @rogertull8888 14 дней назад

    FOR SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE/ CANBERRA THE FIRST SECTION THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE IS THE CAMPBELLTOWN TO MITTAGONG SECTIONS, STRAIGHTEN AND LEVELLING/ BUILDING VIADUCTS TO BYPASS THE EXTREMELY SLOW AND WINDING ROUTE THROUGH PICTON, EXTEND THE SYDNEY TRAINS TO PICTON WITH THE ELECTRIFICATION OF THAT TRACK.

  • @rogertull8888
    @rogertull8888 14 дней назад

    PEOPLE COULD LIVE IN TAREE AND BE 2 HOURS FROM SYDNEY UPGRADE THE BROADMEADOW TO WYONG SECTION BY STRAIGHTENING AND LEVELLING, ALSO DUPLICATE THE BROADMEADOW TO FASSIFERN SECTION SO A LOCAL SERVICE CAN RUN ON A DEDICATED LINE FOR THE WORKERS AND STUDENTS IN THE NEWCASTLE AREA WHO TRAVEL INTO NEWCASTLE DAILY. YOU COULD THEN BYPASS ALL STATIONS BETWEEN BROADMEADOW AND FASSIFERN ON THE FAST RAIL AND THEN PEOPLE WHO LIVE BETWEEN FASSIFERN AND BROADMEADOW CAN THEN CATCH THE FAST TRAIN TO SYDNEY AT FASSIFERN YOU COULD THEN ALSO HAVE EXPRESS TRAINS EVERY 30 MINUTES DURING PEAK HOUR, THEN EVERY HOUR DUDING THE REST OF THE DAY, STOPPING AT NEWCASTLE, HAMILTON, BROADMEADOW, FASSIFERN, WYONG/ TUGGERAH, GOSFORD, HORNSBY, STRAITHFIELD AND CENTRAL WITH SLOWER ALL STATIONS/ SHIP STATION TRAINS, EVERY 30 MINUTES

  • @byculla6
    @byculla6 23 дня назад

    "High speed trains make a so much sense to use within the vast country of America. So much less stressful to get around the country if you can abandon having to use planes that take forever to utilize: ..Drive to the airport, massive traffic congestion; check your baggage in; get in huge lines to make sure someone's not carrying a gun!, wait for your plane to show up.... get on board.... And finally take off! Get up the date America!

  • @byculla6
    @byculla6 23 дня назад

    I hope that fabulous Andy Byford is still able in improve the pathetic 'rail -system' in the US of Awfulness .. Who knows! The corruption and terrible uselessness is mind-blowing . Groan! I hope that he'll be able to meet and hook up with fabulous Elon Musk asap who's doing all he can to upgrade and make sense of the terrible way the US is ruled !!! Thank you fabulous Andy.. We met in New York.. and had a natter! You're amazing .. Good luck !

  • @gdrriley420
    @gdrriley420 27 дней назад

    Hydrogen MUs over just getting a DMU or diesel battery hybrid is certainly an interesting choice. Some of the services in Texas seem ideal to copy, 3-6 car flirts running 30 min headways. In California we’ve fought hard to kill the hydrogen rail program as the states committed over 250M on 10 intercity 4 car and arrows 2 car train set. That’s before we get to hundreds of millions that need to be spent on fueling infrastructure. So far arrows hydrogen fueling station which includes 0 generation is years behind schedule and 50% over budget

  • @xzy89c
    @xzy89c 28 дней назад

    Waste of money. There is not the density for this.

  • @user-gc1ky2rf3y
    @user-gc1ky2rf3y Месяц назад

    Next slide Chris!

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Месяц назад

    the south shor line commuter service no long shoes ypon google map way i did thedisappear.

    • @DzheiSilis
      @DzheiSilis 29 дней назад

      You should really proof read what you write before you press "Comment"

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Месяц назад

    the g department of govermentefficientcy is probably just a missnomer for hometoget thegovernement ntto do anythingand be much smaller.

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Месяц назад

    will it stop at the indianoplis international speed way home ofthe indanolis 500 car race.

    • @king_br0k
      @king_br0k 29 дней назад

      defiantly should

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Месяц назад

    to any nonperdue c or ncaa sports conectef person a biler room is not a place youwant tobe it is an a equvivalebntto a backroom deal in would not selll welll.

  • @edwardbarnett6571
    @edwardbarnett6571 Месяц назад

    Why an underground Japanese SC maglev? It enables a secure straight tunnel that is no more expensive than on the surface. This enables the overnight container trains to replace trucks as it has to go 600 km/h which is impossible with wheels. A single guideway between passing stations allows this speed. By having twin guideways at passing stations it allows 2 stations at each city where trains southbound wait while northbound trains are doing 600 km/h and vice versa. This allows daytime trains to leave each city every half hour for only $10 to anywhere as the income comes from replacing trucks and planes. A 14 meter diameter single tunnel can be driven Sydney to Melbourne in two years by FIFO Chinese workers with 60 TBM from 30 launch sites with a further year to install the Japanese SC maglev.

  • @charliebramley
    @charliebramley Месяц назад

    As the crow flys, Sydney to Melbourne is 700km. Make it 850km to account for the track wiggling. Doing that in 4hrs means speeds of ~130mph. HS2 is ~225mph. France reaches 200mph. High speed rail isn't that much more expensive than slower speed rail. Should they increase the speed to say 175mph, then Melbourne to Sydney can be done in 4hours.

  • @Greenriver592
    @Greenriver592 Месяц назад

    I've lived in Colorado Springs since 1984, and I've been hearing about a front range rail since 1984. Don't hold your breath.

  • @devdevelo
    @devdevelo Месяц назад

    Already a giant failure and still years away. Astonishing that this gentleman apologizes for his accent but not his short-sighted greed. Go ahead buddy, follow the brief and use billions of public money to build your private right of way and private station with no bus connections. No regional transit connections. No Amtrak connections. This is what tax payers are giving away to companies like Brightline. Not just our money, but all foresight and planning to solve any transportation issues outside of their narrow self-interests. Even the connections to local trains at the smaller stations are absolutely terrible. No thought whatsoever regarding that integration. Brightline is getting $3B of tax money plus tax exemptions that mean taxpayers are funding more than a quarter of this so-called private project, and that's not enough for this guy to even consider a connection to a bus or Amtrak. Horrible people horrible planning but let's watch them all congratulate and fawn all over each other.

  • @lemonde-libere7062
    @lemonde-libere7062 Месяц назад

    Go go

  • @jack2453
    @jack2453 Месяц назад

    Have a look at Rail Baltica... 500+ km of new build HSR for €26m ($40m) per km.

  • @RVail623
    @RVail623 Месяц назад

    Hopefully, "High Speed Rail Alliance" will also try and include support for "Higher Speed" rail service: ~79 MPH to ~120 MPH. And: Amtrak should consider "Greenway" construction projects for traditional <79 MPH routes. In particular: building ~40 miles of "Greenway" rail between Parker, AZ & Topock, AZ + ~80 miles more between Needles, CA & Boulder City, NV would complete an already existing set of tracks between downtown Phoenix, AZ & Las Vegas, NV. That would include ~12 miles of existing BNSF rail line & bridge crossing the Colorado River between Topock & Needles. Additionally, a complete new north/south route could be created connecting Phoenix - Las Vegas - Salt Lake City - Boise - Portland - Seattle. Or staying within the State of Arizona: a daily tourist train connecting downtown Phoenix to the Grand Canyon, via Williams.

  • @tigerphid9677
    @tigerphid9677 Месяц назад

    Florida's Brightline is losing tons of money, even after big public subsidies like tax-free bonds and public funding of its stations. It also continues killing large numbers of motorists at its road crossings, almost 100 dead and many more injured. Brightline also has gotten endless fawning media coverage that ignores and covers up its major failures,,

  • @carisi2k11
    @carisi2k11 Месяц назад

    Blah blah blah. It ain't going to happen. Sydney to Melbourne is atleast a $200 billion project and probably a lot more. On the east coast we have cities, valleys, mountains, forests, rivers, animal habitats and land subidence issues from different mining issues. Both sides of government have thrown away our manufacturing and technical capabilities over the last 40-50 years. We have gone from 70% manufaturing to less then 5% and our freight rail movement on the east coast has also dropped by the same amount. We don't have the population and the plane is perfect for our country and the distances we have to travel. Some will point to Sydney to Melbourne being one of the busiest air routes but it only moves about 10 million a year. Sydney trains moves that many people in 10 days. Then there is the really big issue that it won't help the rail freight business at all.

  • @vincentgrinn2665
    @vincentgrinn2665 Месяц назад

    australia really is such a disaster when it comes to these things, theres just so many different things that all cause different issues for rail, even down to stuff like how even our cities are allergic to building anything over 2 stories tall but thats a whole lot of stuff to try and fix all at once to try make things work and trying to do so many things at once is going to annoy so many people(even if theyre wrong) i think fasttracks segmented upgrades approach will work really well, just doing bit by bit over time it certainly wont result in a network that i would consider ideal, but i have no idea what im talking about also one of the slides mentioned the sydney to newcastle network terminating at hexham???? extending the line from newcastle out to hexham is such a weird spot to end, its the middle of nowhere, or is it trying to connect up to the newcastle freight bypass network that is in planning

    • @apxdrv
      @apxdrv Месяц назад

      I think regarding the Hexham thing assuming you mean the slides around 32 mins in, what it looks like they're suggesting isn't going into Newcastle and then back out to Hexham, but having the dedicated HSR line bypassing the built-up Newcastle area altogether (probably alongside the M1 or near enough to it) to maintain higher speed and lower constructions costs since the line would eventually continue further north past Newcastle to Brisbane, compared with a tunnel underneath Newcastle, its suburbs, and Hunter Wetlands for a CBD station, and instead having the area's dedicated HSR stop be a "Newcastle West" where the HSR line crosses over the existing Main North/Hunter Line at either of the existing Hexham or Tarro stations where it would connect with existing Hunter Line services, similar to many stations on the Shinkansen eg Shin-Osaka, Shin-Yamaguchi, or Shin-Yokohama, while also providing a TGV style connection off the HSR Main onto the current "classic" line somewhere after Tuggerah for direct Newcastle CBD services. Also it brings people from Maitland, Raymond Terrace, Cessnock, etc, 15-20 minutes closer to HSR service since the Newcastle-Maitland combined area has the same problem as Sydney where the Newcastle CBD is right at the eastern-most end of the built-up area, unlike Melbourne or Brisbane where the CBD is quite central. Probably the least bad way of handling HSR in the Newcastle area tbh.

    • @vincentgrinn2665
      @vincentgrinn2665 Месяц назад

      @@apxdrv ah yep that makes a lot of sense an hsr station near taro would be absolutely hilarious to me though, that station barely even exists as is, like it just drops you on the side of a road going through farmland, there isnt even a footpath outside the station

    • @apxdrv
      @apxdrv Месяц назад

      @@vincentgrinn2665 Take a look at some aerial photos of Shin-Osaka or Shin-Yokohama from 1964, the year that the Shinkansen opened, and then compare with what they look like today. Those stations looked quite similar back then to what Tarro and Hexham look like now! There is potential to re-develop Tarro into something that looks like Shin-Osaka with a HSR station, but building in the floodplain of the Hunter River probably isn't a great idea.

  • @vincentgrinn2665
    @vincentgrinn2665 Месяц назад

    "not quite as much being spent on metros in brisbane" lol yeah thats probably because they bought buses and just call it a 'metro'

  • @atholmullen
    @atholmullen Месяц назад

    I'm a resident of Lake Macquarie, and have caught trains to the Sydney CBD and other parts of Sydney numerous times. I also drive to Sydney and beyond fairly frequently, in spite of living about 5 minutes walk from Cardiff station. The current services really are that bad. The existing rail line in Newcastle has limited usage, in part because it doesn't connect effectively to the population and business centres. The only way that a high speed line is going to really work at the Newcastle end is for several interconnected fast metro lines to be built in the Newcastle area, and for there to be a high-speed to metro interchange station at say Fassifern, connecting to suburbs on the eastern side of Lake Macquarie, particularly Charlestown. Relying on buses on the existing road network to provide connections to high speed rail stations simply cannot provide the connection speed needed to lure people out of their cars. Developing a metro network also opens up the opportunity for Transport Oriented Development at metro stations. There's arguably a similar need for metro lines on the Central Coast, connecting from Tuggerah to the coast.

  • @RyanJacobs496
    @RyanJacobs496 Месяц назад

    Labor government in 1986

  • @FortMonroeCitizens
    @FortMonroeCitizens Месяц назад

    Planning of these projects and environmental studies take way too long. They result is massive expense before a shovel is turned and exhaustion of advocates, as well of course as risking funding and political support.

  • @davidjackson7281
    @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад

    Just his usually thirteen slide dog and pony show. All lip service no action.

  • @jonathanstensberg
    @jonathanstensberg Месяц назад

    One way to gain more support will be to have a suburban station on the high speed line. This will help win political support in the suburbs, as will allow people to use the line without having to travel into downtown and break down some of the us vs them polarization.

  • @davidjackson7281
    @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад

    Building 55 miles of CAHSR tunnels will be extremely challenging.

  • @davidjackson7281
    @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад

    Sorry he seems to be an all talk no results politician. He says HSR from Houston to Dallas should average 240 miles per hour. Oh really?

  • @WalterAllen-v6e
    @WalterAllen-v6e Месяц назад

    Great job Rick and Andy!

  • @MarkRowsey
    @MarkRowsey Месяц назад

    As someone whos probably found more often on the other side of the aisle, this representative is absolutely right about the ways to convince Right leaning folks on the benefits of HSR. I'm a recent convert on this after taking HSR in Spain. I even remember mentioning to my wife while waiting in the train station in Madrid how cool it must be that you can go almost anywhere in the country from here in a just a few hours. How nice that must feel. Inwas so impressed that I came back and rode Brightline and had a good experience there too. I live in NC and I totally agree that NC is probably doing wrong by limiting the speed to 110, but at least it's something. I hope he can convince them to do better without delay the project more than it needs to.

  • @doughughes257
    @doughughes257 Месяц назад

    The audio is not good.

  • @harutosunaa3881
    @harutosunaa3881 Месяц назад

    Tell Byford to call High Speed Trains “Trump Trains” and we will get funding.

    • @Michael-rr7um
      @Michael-rr7um Месяц назад

      If Elon really pisses off Trump maybe he'll invest more in non-car centric infrastructure.

  • @stephengarry5550
    @stephengarry5550 Месяц назад

    But we need high speed rail from Janesville,WI. Going to Chicago. The instate is now 6 lanes. 3 to Chicago, and 3 leaving. Rail would solve that. With a stop in Janesville,Wi.

  • @StefanWithTrains
    @StefanWithTrains Месяц назад

    Andy Byford forgot to tell that that network he showed of the German rail network only shows ICE/EC/IC trains. If regional trains, metro's, trams, and light rail would be shown, the network would quite literally be 15 times as large. Also, he just told that Eurostar doesn't interline with regional and freight trains eventough it does.

    • @minor1822
      @minor1822 Месяц назад

      This was about HIGH-SPEED rail, hence why regional trains, metros, trams, and light rail were not shwon. The Eurostar high-speed rail directe service does not interline.

    • @StefanWithTrains
      @StefanWithTrains Месяц назад

      @minor1822 The thing is that there is nearly no regional rail, light rail and trams in Texas. He was talking about the fact that all these systems work together to form a coherent network of transportation opportunity. And yes, Eurostar interlines with regional trains in all countries it serves and freight trains in Belguim, The Netherlands and Germany.

    • @qjtvaddict
      @qjtvaddict Месяц назад

      @@StefanWithTrainsall Texas needs is BRT , automated metro and express metro, and HSR skip regional rail do what India and China are doing

    • @StefanWithTrains
      @StefanWithTrains Месяц назад

      @@qjtvaddict You think India and China aren't building regional rail?

    • @davidjackson7281
      @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад

      @@StefanWithTrains You are so right. Texas HSR will not happen or work for that reason alone.

  • @davidjackson7281
    @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад

    Why do I seem to not have much confidence in Mr. Byford?

  • @timpaich2074
    @timpaich2074 Месяц назад

    I am from the USA. I am an activist to various things.

  • @MrStark-up6fi
    @MrStark-up6fi Месяц назад

    1:13 we need to build it, yes. But we shouldn’t. Why? Because the people in this country have already lost their minds to cars. This country is gonna eat itself out

  • @ThrowAwayAsinine
    @ThrowAwayAsinine Месяц назад

    Good video 💪

  • @commentorsilensor3734
    @commentorsilensor3734 Месяц назад

    As a non car driver, reading the first 5 minutes, a lot trash in this video. There is no difference between Liberal n conservatives. They love cars. Liberal wanted to build freeway to HSR. HSR never talk about improve public transportation like Tokyo. Oh, You talk about not building freeway. Don't worry the local bus service fund will be siphoned to build useless HSR n freeway to HSR stations. HSR in Texas. Joke. Can you guys propose raise walking score ,public transportation in Texas cities , n then HSR. Brightline will lose the money with couple million annual ridership. Brightline already admitted it. The government will take over this expensive project. Why can't that money to be use to improve public transportation. NO BECAUSE HSR supporters like you cannot get out cars. I know 20 more minutes more junk have to be read.

  • @alexisdespland4939
    @alexisdespland4939 Месяц назад

    i doubt that denver-salt lac city w could be built it is extemely mountaious a or down really narroew valley with little extra land to build either tracks or staions onb and you would never get colorado to vote for it as it is all small towns and no cities between them. boston-worster suffers the same problem yes i boston woster should be 110 -150 miles because t the midway stations are too close to make true highspeed rail makes sense.

  • @ETNLWM
    @ETNLWM Месяц назад

    Great conversation, I know Tennessee has almost no passenger rail outside of one Amtrak route but this has changed my mind about advocating for high speed rail where it makes sense in the state. Previously I just wanted rail service connecting our 4 largest cities. I appreciate Congressmen Multon and HSRA taking the time to discuss this.