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The flip side of the coin is that a high-speed system that has stops at all the struggling towns along the way ceases to be high-speed, no matter the maximum tr
by BeFlatXIII 5y ago
The flip side of the coin is that a high-speed system that has stops at all the struggling towns along the way ceases to be high-speed, no matter the maximum track velocity.
- bambax 5y agoActually, no. You can have trains that stop some stations, some at others, and yet some more that are direct. It used to work quite well. Now it's not possible anymore because the new line avoids the towns.
- mc32 5y agoThe NYC subway has the concept of local and express trains. They use the same right of way with much of it four-track. So you can provide a slow train that makes every stop and the express which only stops at major stations.