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Non-stop rail doesn't have to be that awful. Airlines have figured this out, in recent decades providing lots of point-to-point service. This is possible with t
by burfog 8y ago
Non-stop rail doesn't have to be that awful. Airlines have figured this out, in recent decades providing lots of point-to-point service. This is possible with trains. Use tickets, an accurate schedule, and passing tracks to avoid waiting for other trains. You could even do air-compatible baggage handling and ticket purchase.
- hinkley 8y agoI thought airlines had to figure this out because the major airports are saturated. Planes taking off as frequently as FAA safety windows allow. It doesn’t hurt that Boeing boosted distance by 500ish miles on all of their redesigned models, opening up a lot more potential routes.