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Re: Me and my Valero, wherever we go, me and my Valero.
Author: les
Date: 08-29-2019 - 19:33
X train would be better suited for a Desert Wind revival. Branson is all about fast trains.
As of this week:
"The first phase of the corridor is expected to be built along the Interstate 15. It will travel a distance of 185 miles nonstop, at speeds up to 150 miles per hour."
[www.ktnv.com]
George Andrews Wrote:
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> I suspect that a revival of the Old - Skool Desert
> Wind under Amtrak auspices, with funding &
> management from Branson / Virgin / Brightline,
> could be quite successful in spite of its' "
> Normal " operating speed. I've read here before of
> massive traffic jams on Interstate 15 on Fridays &
> Sundays; perhaps just not having to drive would
> make the service attractive to many in spite of
> not really being any faster than driving.
As of this week:
"The first phase of the corridor is expected to be built along the Interstate 15. It will travel a distance of 185 miles nonstop, at speeds up to 150 miles per hour."
[www.ktnv.com]
George Andrews Wrote:
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> I suspect that a revival of the Old - Skool Desert
> Wind under Amtrak auspices, with funding &
> management from Branson / Virgin / Brightline,
> could be quite successful in spite of its' "
> Normal " operating speed. I've read here before of
> massive traffic jams on Interstate 15 on Fridays &
> Sundays; perhaps just not having to drive would
> make the service attractive to many in spite of
> not really being any faster than driving.
