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He's talking about sustainability via usage. The highway system has no shortage of that. Unfortunately climate change is not yet an economic model; trains are.
by Clubber 8y ago
He's talking about sustainability via usage. The highway system has no shortage of that. Unfortunately climate change is not yet an economic model; trains are.
I know there are monorails (outside of Disney) that Florida municipalities spent a lot of money on but are rarely used (for a multitude of reasons). I don't think the revenue even covers the cost of maintenance in many cases. I think he's referring to that.
I remember talk about a train that goes down the 95 corridor from Jax to Miami. I'm not sure whatever happened to that.
- chiefalchemist 8y agoYes. That's it. $10 isn't going to cover the costs. So then where is that money coming from, and who's going to pay for it? Add in rising oceans and it looks more like a skam or some sort. To be clear, I like the idea - less cars, more trains But in this case something isn't adding up.