"No High-Speed Trains For Texas!" Ctd.

Economics writer Ryan Avent takes on Professor Edward Glaeser much more persuasively than I did. Meanwhile, Matt Yglesisas provides a map of the proposed system and asks a pertinent question:

It seems strange to build so much track in Texas and not manage to link Houston with Dallas.

Strange, indeed.Â Who designed this? What were they thinking?

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