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Re: UP already agreed to share ROW with Texas HSR

Author: les

Date: 07-03-2019 - 12:10

Tell that to SNCF. It's a bit dangerous not having a comprehensive state rail plan. Trying to integrate Texas Central's line with future lines could prove to be a major headache.

Futhermoe, "SNCF America officials said Texans will choose the technology they want, but that Shinkansen "lacks inter-operability" with other rail and sets the Japanese supplier up for a monopoly in the U.S."

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Elwood Wrote:
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> For 40 miles leaving Houston. So UP is probably
> just trying to jack up the price. But this may be
> an apples to oranges comparison. Texas HSR is
> partnered with Japan's HSR operator, so unlike
> CAHSR they actually know what they are doing.

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les Wrote:
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> Tell that to SNCF.  It's a bit dangerous not
> having a comprehensive state rail plan.  Trying to
> integrate Texas Central's line with future lines
> could prove to be a major headache.
> 
> Futhermoe, "SNCF America officials said Texans
> will choose the technology they want, but that
> Shinkansen "lacks inter-operability" with other
> rail and sets the Japanese supplier up for a
> monopoly in the U.S."
> 
> https://www.dallasnews.com/news/transportation/201
> 8/09/18/rival-texas-bullet-train-company-blasts-ja
> panese-investment-says-high-speed-rails-private-fu
> nding-plan-just-dream
> 
> Elwood Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > For 40 miles leaving Houston.  So UP is
> probably
> > just trying to jack up the price.  But this may
> be
> > an apples to oranges comparison.  Texas HSR is
> > partnered with Japan's HSR operator, so unlike
> > CAHSR they actually know what they are doing.

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