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Old Posted Feb 7, 2023, 2:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Truenorth00 View Post
Any intercity passenger rail investment. What Urban Sky says about CalEd having a tenth of the revenue of Toronto-Ottawa-Montreal becomes much more obvious when you look at a density map like this. It's pretty obvious that there's really only two major population corridor that really warrants substantial rail investment. Quebec-Windsor and CalEd.
I agree.

The question begs to be asked: why wasn't CalEd spared the cuts of the 1990s?

The other question to ask that led us down a rabbit hole... after TOM gets HSR, how soon after that would CalEd see it?

Hopefully with the new Chargers, they have enough that some could be sent to AB for a CalEd service. With the current conditions, they might be able to do 3 trips each way a day with only 2 train sets.
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