The list of other proposals for faster-speed rail includes: linking Las Vegas with greater Los Angeles; Chicago with St. Louis; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with Pittsburgh; Oklahoma City with Tulsa; and upgrading track on a medium-speed line between Miami and Orlando.
Imagine a 205-mile per hour train, you could zoom through the turnpike in less than 30 minutes.
Why High-Speed Rail Has Been a Nonstarter in the U.S. ? SkiftAlthough there hasn't been any serious discussions or proposals for high speed rail service between Tulsa-Oklahoma City; impressed that we're in that conversation.
If we could just get regularly scheduled passenger train service (consistent) through say something like the Eastern Flyer, that would be a step in the right direction. Not holding my breath on this subject.