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Vancouver, BC to Seattle and Portland High-speed rail
#1
Add another high-speed rail study to the stack:
Vancouver and Washington (state) studying high-speed rail

Article talks of 400kph and links to Seattle and Portland.
Everyone move to the back of the bus and we all get home faster.
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#2
I've got a trip booked on the Cascades route in June, I'm excited to check out the scenery... but the trip is 4 and half hours! I know the border crossing adds a bit of time but it seems like it'll be a pretty slow crawl, but apparently it is scenic so that should be nice.
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#3
Hope your luck is better than ours! We booked a trip on the Cascades a few years ago, too, and the train was cancelled after a mudslide. Apparently a very, very, very common event. The replacement bus ride was horrible and stupid.
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(03-18-2018, 10:00 PM)Canard Wrote: Hope your luck is better than ours! We booked a trip on the Cascades a few years ago, too, and the train was cancelled after a mudslide. Apparently a very, very, very common event. The replacement bus ride was horrible and stupid.

Whoa, I no idea how bad it was. I hope I don't end up on a bus since I'm travelling with my bicycle. I'm only going to Seattle anyway so hopefully the area around Everett that used to be a problem isn't. Seems like new issues are in southern Washington.
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