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Re: Question about Calif High Speed Rail
Author: Espee2472
Date: 04-20-2017 - 23:59
George Andrews Wrote:
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> Espee2472 Wrote:
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> > another Wrote:
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> > > Beating a 4-hour plane trip doesn't require a
> > 2:30
> > > train ride.
> > hell, drive it, you can do it, in 5
> > hours at night, and 6 during the day
> Really !!! Only FIVE HOURS to drive from LA to
> San Francisco ??? HAHAHA Los Angeles City Hall to
> San Francisco City Hall is 400 miles +/- 10 miles.
> ( I can't find my old Household Goods Moving Guide
> to confirm the mileage for sure.) You would have
> to AVERAGE 80 MPH, on very crowded public
> highways, to cover that distance in only 5 hours.
> That average would likely include one or more
> business transactions with the California Highway
> Patrol, which would force you to drive even fasterd
> to make up for the time lost parked on the side of
> the road. Happy Motoring !!!
yes george, as i stated at night,
the chp has fewer cars on the road
at night, you being a trucker
should be aware of that, if you are
awake
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> Espee2472 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > another Wrote:
> > --------------------------------------------
> > >
> > > Beating a 4-hour plane trip doesn't require a
> > 2:30
> > > train ride.
> > hell, drive it, you can do it, in 5
> > hours at night, and 6 during the day
> Really !!! Only FIVE HOURS to drive from LA to
> San Francisco ??? HAHAHA Los Angeles City Hall to
> San Francisco City Hall is 400 miles +/- 10 miles.
> ( I can't find my old Household Goods Moving Guide
> to confirm the mileage for sure.) You would have
> to AVERAGE 80 MPH, on very crowded public
> highways, to cover that distance in only 5 hours.
> That average would likely include one or more
> business transactions with the California Highway
> Patrol, which would force you to drive even fasterd
> to make up for the time lost parked on the side of
> the road. Happy Motoring !!!
yes george, as i stated at night,
the chp has fewer cars on the road
at night, you being a trucker
should be aware of that, if you are
awake
