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Cara only has about 700 followers on Twitter. The 20-year-old frequently garners a handful of “Likes” on her content, which consists mostly of takes on pop culture and singing videos.
But when she tweeted a popular image of a potential US high-speed rail map in January, saying “I want her so fucking much,” her tweet quickly went viral, earning over 185,000 “Likes” and more than 50,000 retweets.
Such is the popularity among Gen Z-ers of high-speed rail.
“We look at other countries that have good examples of it, and we wonder why our country can’t do that,” Cara said. “It seems like a simple solution that we can’t find the reason as to why we’re not doing it.”
High-speed rail through CT could finally happen
Tom Condon, By Tom CondonThe CT MirrorThe CT Mirror
Feb. 8, 2021
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North Atlantic Rail, a privately planned high-speed rail project, would transform New England transportation. The $100 billion-plus project is vying for federal infrastructure dollars and was planned at the University of Pennsylvania with Connecticut officials.North Atlantic RailShow MoreShow Less
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Caltrain Station at King Street and 4th Street on July 9 in San Francisco, Calif. California has rolled out its vision for high-speed trains between San Jose and San Francisco, plotting a 30 or so minute ride on what would be one of the busiest stretches of the state’s proposed 520-mile rail system. The California High Speed Rail Authority is calling for 220-mph trains, coming from the Central Valley, to merge onto the Caltrain commuter line for a 49-mile jaunt up the Peninsula.Santiago Mejia / The San Francisco ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
It has been slow to arrive, but high speed rail could be coming
North Atlantic Rail
The North Atlantic Rail project will include a tunnel under Long Island Sound through New Haven to Hartford, create a new line from Hartford to Providence, RI (½ hour travel time), and connect multiple mid-sized cities, including new service from Springfield, MA to Brattleboro, VT & Keene, NH. It would also include extended new service from Danbury, CT to Pittsfield, MA.
In 2016, federal officials unveiled a plan for high-speed rail along the Northeast Corridor that included a 50-mile passage from Old Saybrook to the village of Kenyon, R.I.
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