The "murica is big" excuse is silly. What really matter, obviously, is population density. And population density would justify passenger railways on the coast

The "murica is big" excuse is silly. What really matter, obviously, is population density. And population density would justify passenger railways on the coasts and in more than half of the US: https://www.ecoclimax.com/2016/10/population-density-of-world.html https://www.ecoclimax.com/2016/10/population-density-of-worl... Additionally, it's also based on the flawed assumption that transportation should adapt to the locations of where people live rather than the other way around.