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I’ll believe it when I see it. Maybe the Texas legislature is taking notes on south Florida, an unlikely success story for regional travel in the US. But the th
by yurishimo 3y ago
I’ll believe it when I see it. Maybe the Texas legislature is taking notes on south Florida, an unlikely success story for regional travel in the US. But the thing about Florida is that most of it is a swamp that people don’t want to live on. That is not true of land in Texas. Without eminent domain, I don’t see how Texas will acquire the land necessary to make this project a reality.
- throwaw1yyy 3y agoThere is wide support in FL for it from people on both sides of the aisles. The hang up was always the cost (not the environmental cost, likes the birds or whatever) and Brightline being privately owned meant zero hang ups FL is a forward looking state: it looks forward to different future than Cali dysfunction
- jodrellblank 3y agoHow come there was no objection like this for all the land for the highways, highway expansion and surface car parks? Where did that land come from?