Technically, yes, but in practice it is an enormous expense that will likely never pay for itself. In New Jersey, laying less than 8 miles of tracks on an exis

Technically, yes, but in practice it is an enormous expense that will likely never pay for itself. In New Jersey, laying less than 8 miles of tracks on an existing (abandoned, de-tracked) right-of-way in the middle of nowhere and building one station cost more than $60 million: https://www.njherald.com/20171221/train-station-restored-rail-service-looking-more-likely https://www.njherald.com/20171221/train-station-restored-rai...