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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: HPilot who wrote (472420)4/16/2009 7:40:47 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1577029
 
But I'm not sure the US citizen would support this, and if the government pays for it it would just be handout to the few who do. This should be a capitalist venture, not a government one.

All the major train routes that are regional in this country .....like the Sounder in the PNW and the LA/San Diego route are seeing significant increases in ridership. When I first started taking the train from LA to SD, there were 3 trains per day and you could run a bowling ball down the aisle and not hit anyone. When I left LA a few years later, there were eleven trains per day and they were usually full. Now I understand there are over 22 trains per day. We are seeing similar growth in train ridership in the PNW.
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