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I think it depends on the country. The US has very long distances and the margin on trains is very small and competition fierce. They're also not subsidized. Th
by mlindner 5y ago
I think it depends on the country. The US has very long distances and the margin on trains is very small and competition fierce. They're also not subsidized. The trains need to be as cheap to run as existing trains and they can't afford a massive electrification effort.