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The obvious solution here is high speed rail. For example the distance from San Francisco to Sacramento is only 90 miles. Using our archaic excuses for public
by 999900000999 2y ago
The obvious solution here is high speed rail.
For example the distance from San Francisco to Sacramento is only 90 miles.
Using our archaic excuses for public transportation this takes over 2 hours.
It's well within possibly to get this done to 30 minutes considering many high trains go well over 200 miles an hour.
Even a 1 hour train ride allows working class people to commute in easily.
Now imagine high speed rail going to towns which already have plenty of housing stock.
- jltsiren 2y agoCommuter rail, not high speed rail. High speed rail is very expensive, and a monthly pass between San Francisco and Sacramento would probably be something like $1000. High speed rail would also not have stops in random towns and small cities, because every stop would add 5-10 minutes to travel time.
- 999900000999 2y agoCommuter rail is what we have now. High speed rail from major metro to major metro makes more sense if you want to get commute times down.