colbyjd3
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Why is it so difficult for rail to prevail in North America?
It's hard to support something you've never experienced.
Per capita, Americans travel 12,400 miles by car per year, but only 60 miles by rail.
In fact, 98% of Americans have never set foot on an inter-city train.
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It's hard to support something you've never experienced.
Per capita, Americans travel 12,400 miles by car per year, but only 60 miles by rail.
In fact, 98% of Americans have never set foot on an inter-city train.
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November 16, 2024 at 6:14 PM
Why is it so difficult for rail to prevail in North America?
It's hard to support something you've never experienced.
Per capita, Americans travel 12,400 miles by car per year, but only 60 miles by rail.
In fact, 98% of Americans have never set foot on an inter-city train.
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It's hard to support something you've never experienced.
Per capita, Americans travel 12,400 miles by car per year, but only 60 miles by rail.
In fact, 98% of Americans have never set foot on an inter-city train.
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