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S31 E13: High Speed Rail in the Midwest

Season 31 Episode 13 | 26m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

The discussion centers on what steps are needed to develop a true high speed rail system.

The Executive Director of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association presents a case for developing electric trains that can travel 220 miles per hour. Rich Harnish discusses passenger loads, funding, safety, right of way issues, potential operators and a proposed high speed corridor that could connect St. Louis and Chicago through Champaign.

10/04/2018 | Rating TV-G

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At Issue

S31 E13: High Speed Rail in the Midwest

Season 31 Episode 13 | 26m 40sVideo has Closed Captions

The Executive Director of the Midwest High Speed Rail Association presents a case for developing electric trains that can travel 220 miles per hour. Rich Harnish discusses passenger loads, funding, safety, right of way issues, potential operators and a proposed high speed corridor that could connect St. Louis and Chicago through Champaign.

10/04/2018 | Rating TV-G

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