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Improving The Northeast Corridor and Acela Into World Class High Speed Rail

The Northeast Corridor IS high speed rail and the Acela Express and Acela II trains are high speed trains. Fight me to the death! This is the only high speed rail we have in the United States, at least for 5 or 10 years until Brightline West or California High Speed Rail are operating. ATTN: at 2:21 I made an attribution error. This video is actually    / @stevegettingaroundphilly   Thanks very much to    / @stevegettingaroundphilly   and massive apologies for the error. Please go view their videos. The NEC and Acela service are roundly derided as not real high speed rail, and some of that is deserved. It's certainly not fast high speed rail, and it's not high speed rail at an international standard, at least not in the last 30 years. However, there is room for improvement and its possible to turn the corridor around and make it more respectable compared to modern high speed rail. Places with far few resources than the United States have decent HSR right now, so I think it's reasonable to expect the same here at home. Capital investment on high speed rail isn't cheap. This video will look at various options and ideas being floated and will try to conclude what travel times might be achieved and at what cost. Special thanks to EPICSNAKE for the great NEC footage featured throughout the video. Please show your gratitude and check out their channel when you get a chance.    / @epicsnakeofficial   If you are so inclined, come join the continuing conversation in the Discord Lucid Group:   / discord   Stock footage from Pexels.com and Pixabay.com Attribution: Penn Central 4879, ready to leave for New York City with the continuation of the Southern Railway's Crescent, in May 1976. Construction was for a visitor center in connection with the Bicentennial. by Drew Jacksich https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... 0 series shinkansen near Yurakucho Station in Tokyo by Roger Wollstadt https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... View of the Atlantic City Boardwalk, looking south from the skyway at Caesars Atlantic City, in Atlantic City, NJ, US by Silveira Neto https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Chapters: 0:00 Hey, it's your old pal Lucid Stew, again! 0:15 A Brief History of the NEC 2:45 The Region 4:32 Between Washington D.C. and Baltimore 5:56 Super Simple Estimating Algo 6:20 Baltimore 7:20 Between Baltimore and Wilmington 9:21 Wilmington Bypass 10:47 Philly Bypass 13:53 Manhattan Bypass 14:24 Southwest Connecticut 14:48 NEC FUTURE NYC to Boston 15:54 New Haven to Hartford 16:47 NYC Harlem Line to Hartford 18:37 Long Island High Speed Railroad 21:23 Hartford to Boston via Worcester 24:16 NYC-White Plains-Hartford-Boston 24:50 The Voyage Under the Sea 25:24 NYC-New Haven-Hartford-Boston 26:32 Summary 27:01 Up Next 27:25 See you on that big, beautiful freeway! Topics: NEC Northeast Corridor Federal Railroad Administration high speed rail Acela Express Pennsylvania Railroad Washington D.C. Philadelphia Boston New York City New York Penn Station North River Tunnels Hell Gate Bridge Penn Central Amtrak Metroliner Shinkansen Acela II Alstom Avelia Liberty Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Baltimore Providence Washington Union Seabrook Baltimore Washington International Patuxent Research Refuge Odenton MARC Baltimore Metro Frederick Douglass tunnel Baltimore Penn Station Gunpowder River Bridge Bush River Bridge Susquehanna River Bridge Perryville Aberdeen Wilmington Newark Trenton Delaware River New Jersey Turnpike PATCO Camden Atlantic City Bronx Fordham Plaza New Haven Hartford White Plains Danbury Waterbury Long Island Long Island Sound Worcester Harlem Line Hartford Union Station Grand Central Terminal Jamaica Station Queens Long Island Railroad MTA Metro-North MTA-LIRR Boston South Station #northeastcorridor #newyork #washingtondc #boston