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by crazy2be
3420 days ago
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Well, a flight from SFO to LAX is $70 if you book at least a couple weeks in advance. If you assume parity for the ticket price, you need to sell an average of 100,000 tickers/day. With 100 passengers per car and 10 cars per train, you would need 100 trains/day, full, in order to make the math work. I agree that seems pretty dubious. Why on earth is infrastructure so expensive in the US? |
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Infrastructure always is, but in the USA it's worse than normal. Nobody is entirely sure why.