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Because in most places in the world, the rail is already built. So it's either extend the existing rail network, or try to build a new one entirely. (Apparent
by bombcar 1y ago
Because in most places in the world, the rail is already built.
So it's either extend the existing rail network, or try to build a new one entirely.
(Apparently it's something on the line of $10m/mile to add electrification, so presumably building it while building out is less, but not much less.)