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In reply to the discussion: California's high-speed rail needs $100 billion to finish -- scrapping the project is a possibility [View all]

jimfields33

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9. Regardless. This is California and not Wyoming. Politics in California should be easy with practically
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Sat Mar 16, 2024, 10:06 AM
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California's high-speed rail needs $100 billion to finish -- scrapping the project is a possibility [View all] Auggie Mar 2024 OP
Yes. Bigger is not always better. SarahD Mar 2024 #1
It's already a sunk cost. Abandoning it will be wasting all the billions already put into it ColinC Mar 2024 #2
Not necessarily. SarahD Mar 2024 #3
Good point. Although I hope they continue :) ColinC Mar 2024 #6
Europe's high speed rail is awesome. Joinfortmill Mar 2024 #4
We've been hearing about this forever. jimfields33 Mar 2024 #5
Politics as usual. SarahD Mar 2024 #8
Regardless. This is California and not Wyoming. Politics in California should be easy with practically jimfields33 Mar 2024 #9
That's not necessarily so in the Central Valley Auggie Mar 2024 #13
China's High Speed Rail and Europe's High Speed Rail nwliberalkiwi Mar 2024 #7
It is basic infrastructure for a modern developed country. Hence why the US build it. David__77 Mar 2024 #10
This project was initiated from within California Auggie Mar 2024 #12
We can't have nice things in the U.S.A. because we are special. hunter Mar 2024 #11
Meanwhile SMART doesn't connect to BART JoseBalow Mar 2024 #14
hope you are satisfied with stuck in traffic on 99 or 5 if u have to be in a hurry. aint going to happen AllaN01Bear Mar 2024 #15
Ca HS Rail enid602 Mar 2024 #16
How would that work? OneCrazyDiamond Mar 2024 #17
Large infrastructure projects seem not to make sense until they're done. CoopersDad Apr 2024 #18
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