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I've always wondered, and maybe this is the place to ask, why not tunnel under the existing tracks (with a leading and following slope) and re-enforce the roof,
by WorldPeas 1y ago
I've always wondered, and maybe this is the place to ask, why not tunnel under the existing tracks (with a leading and following slope) and re-enforce the roof, that would no doubt be cheaper than lawsuits and elevating the whole line, no?
- dtagames 1y agoBrightline, in particular, runs on literally the first train tracks in Florida, set down by Henry Flagler. The urban economic development (ie: number of people) around those tracks in the last 100 years simply has to be seen to be believed. That's what makes it unsafe and also nearly impossible to change.