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Well the end point issue is what most rail faces when used to move people. Even when you can have a destination point people want it may move with the times but
by Shivetya 10y ago
Well the end point issue is what most rail faces when used to move people. Even when you can have a destination point people want it may move with the times but you cannot just pick up the track.
With regards to between city travel just get to the airport. You are bound to have plenty of parking, local mass transit, taxi services, and if necessary all the security is in place.
- trome 10y agoGetting to an Airport in LA is much easier than going up north to where the proposed Hyperloop alignment ends. Endpoint wise, you really aren't going to see much migration in terms of endpoints when it comes to rail, if anything the existing areas surrounding rail stations will clump and develop rapidly, as they have along the Coaster alignment in California, or along the MAX alignment in Portland.