Why is it weird? It's certainly not a US only problem. My city tore up all it's rail and now there are houses in the way so we can't put it back. On top of tha

Why is it weird? It's certainly not a US only problem. My city tore up all it's rail and now there are houses in the way so we can't put it back. On top of that, labour and materials are so expensive we probably couldn't afford it anyway. Thanks for showing me that project, I had not heard of it. I am also excited to watch what Bright Rail are doing and if that translates into a country wide approach to high speed rail.