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JR Tokai targets Florida bullet train deal
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| Mon Jan 25, 2010
| Nobuhiro Kubo
Posted on 01/25/2010 8:53:31 AM PST by Willie Green
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To: dawn53
It takes an hour or so to drive from Orlando to Tampa, big deal. Tell me how many people are going to fork over $$$ so they can get there faster on a train, and then be stuck in Orlando/Tampa w/out a car, forcing them to rent one (neither Orlando or Tampa has any decent mass transit.) It just doesnt make sense...what a waste.Not to mention the gazillion dollars that have been spent to take I-4 from a 4-lane road (two lanes each way) to 8 lanes in the metro areas of Tampa and Orlando and 6 lanes for the rest of the area in between.
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01/25/2010 3:09:20 PM PST
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Road Warrior ‘04
(I'll miss President Bush greatly! Palin in 2012! 2012 - The End Of An Error!)
To: dawn53
It takes an hour or so to drive from Orlando to Tampa, big deal. Tell me how many people are going to fork over $$$ so they can get there faster on a train, and then be stuck in Orlando/Tampa w/out a car, forcing them to rent one (neither Orlando or Tampa has any decent mass transit.) It just doesnt make sense...what a waste.What, you don't want to take a couple of buses and dodge the daily downpour to take 2x the amount of time the train saved you just to do the last few miles to your destination? That's not very patriotic of you.
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01/25/2010 6:12:16 PM PST
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NonValueAdded
(Mass. elects Scott Brown. NVA:" for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my birth state")
To: dawn53
Plus it will take a 100 years to get it operating.
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01/25/2010 9:15:34 PM PST
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sport
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