Talk:Ohio Hub
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[edit] High-speed?
Can we drop the high-speed from this? I'm sorry, but 79mph is nowhere near high speed. Not even close. —lensovet–talk – 04:08, 30 March 2007 (UTC)
- Agreed. Neither 79 nor 110 mph are high-speed... Wikipedia's definition (found at High-speed rail by country) is 125 mph. I'm also not sure why this would cost so much, or require the purchase of new trains... Amtrak already runs many (most?) of their routes around 80 mph... in some places where the tracks are upgraded, they can go as fast as 110 mph with regular diesel-electrics. --Shadowlink1014 05:33, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
