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Reply #88: no train goes "over the mountains". they go through passes. we have them, japan has them, [View All]

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Hannah Bell Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-28-10 07:04 PM
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88. no train goes "over the mountains". they go through passes. we have them, japan has them,
Edited on Thu Jan-28-10 07:05 PM by Hannah Bell
& our trains went through them circa 1880s.

unless you're saying we don't know how to put trains through mountain passes (we have existing dedicated railbed & right of ways), i'm not sure what your point is.

Mine is: Bullet trains don't require totally straight, totally flat track. Nor is finding land to put bullet trains on the big obstacle you're making it out to be. The US has thousands of miles of existing railbed & railroad right of ways.

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