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That's a great start! A hyperloop would be half that (or more), so obviously it's more attractive for that reason.
by Touche 9y ago
That's a great start! A hyperloop would be half that (or more), so obviously it's more attractive for that reason.
- Nav_Panel 9y agoA hyperloop terminal would probably be located in a vastly less convenient location than Penn Station. I expect for many NYC residents it'd be a shorter trip to take a high speed train through the existing right-of-way than to take a hyperloop, similar to how it's often faster to take the train from NYC to DC than to fly. I really do not see the appeal of hyperloop in any situation involving high density land use, and I also do not see how it could work in locations without high density.
- Touche 9y agoThe appeal is speed. I think you see the appeal. You don't see the logistics. Which is fair.