/r/highspeedrail
Welcome to r/highspeedrail. The central hub of HSR fans on Reddit!
A place to post all types of High Speed Rail content: News, Maps, Pictures, Videos, Discussions, etc
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A reddit to post your content regarding High Speed Rail in the USA, and all over the world. All types of High Speed Rail content are welcome for posting:
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"Testing has revealed a number of incompatibility issues due to the lack of tracks built to accommodate high-speed trains—Acela shares tracks with commuter lines and freight lines—and the age of infrastructure in the Northeast, some of which dates back almost two centuries." -Wikipedia
I guess that explains it, /u/Suspicious_Mall_1849
Friendly operator waves at me 😁
Acela blasts horn and flies past Princeton Junction, nearly 150 mph!
Important news for California High Speed Rail.
The decadeslong quest to connect Caltrain and high-speed rail to the multimodal Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco has taken a giant leap forward with a federal pledge of $3.38 billion to the effort, according to the agency managing the project.
In 2011, the speed on this line was increased, but it was reduced again in 2016 because the gravel could have damaged the train. What methods can be used to prevent the problem? My other question is how can France drive at 320km/h on ballast without problems?
Basically title. I’m a high school senior planning on majoring in business in Illinois, and I recognize the immense benefits HSR could bring to my home state, so I was wondering how I might be able to get a job advocating for investment in HSR. Alternatively, are there any good volunteer groups that support HSR in Illinois and nationally?