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Re: California high speed rail segment-interesting choice?
Author: Taxpayer
Date: 09-20-2012 - 15:03
BOB2 Wrote:
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> Yes, actually building a link, as part of a state
> rail system, serving Merced does make a lot more
> sense, than much of the other nonsense we've seen
> with CHSRA. This is because the passenger numbers
> are actually there, because of things like the
> University that generate trips to a from our major
> urban centers. So this segment might eventually
> work, as part of a sensible redesign of HSR,
> unlike other CHSRA proposals to avoid other major
> traffic generators in the Valley, because of the
> flawed assumptions about LAX-SFO being the target
> demand for such a system.
Swear to God pal... you gotta stop drinking.
>
> So in case I missed it, how much should the
> "millions of unwashed" have to pay for their
> freeways or airports?
>
> As Rosanna Rosannadanna used to say, "it's always
> something".
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> Yes, actually building a link, as part of a state
> rail system, serving Merced does make a lot more
> sense, than much of the other nonsense we've seen
> with CHSRA. This is because the passenger numbers
> are actually there, because of things like the
> University that generate trips to a from our major
> urban centers. So this segment might eventually
> work, as part of a sensible redesign of HSR,
> unlike other CHSRA proposals to avoid other major
> traffic generators in the Valley, because of the
> flawed assumptions about LAX-SFO being the target
> demand for such a system.
Swear to God pal... you gotta stop drinking.
>
> So in case I missed it, how much should the
> "millions of unwashed" have to pay for their
> freeways or airports?
>
> As Rosanna Rosannadanna used to say, "it's always
> something".
