OK, it's a little rough, but this might give you an idea of what an elevated track would look like if it were to go through Burlingame. It ain't pretty. Now is the time to speak up and send a clear message to The California High Speed Rail Authority that this isn't a good idea.
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4 responses to “For those who can not picture what High Speed Rail might look like”
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Wow, a picture is worth a thousand words!!
Get ready for more cement and graffiti! -
That elevated platform does not appear big enough to hold four tracks. My guess is that this is way better than what CHSR has in mind. Maybe you can change that to be a solid berm the same height and oh yeah….delete the train station ’cause the berm will swallow it up.
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Headlines today: San Mateo Daily Journal: “Caltrain plans fare hike, cuts in service.”
We need another rail line?
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Is it a transportation program or a jobs program?
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