High-speed rail makes sense in some very dense corridor areas. It doesn't make sense in the middle of America.
Dan Coats: “High-speed rail makes sense in some very dense corridor areas. It doesn't make sense in the middle of America.”
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Coats argues that high-speed rail is impractical in less populated areas.
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