Ohio is setup perfectly for any kind of rail. It's multi-nodular. In fact, rail projects in Ohio make more sense than many projects taking place in other areas of this region. And the density concern is so laughable as to not even be worthy of a response. Even the concern about the potential speed isn't really a problem. Like many nearby states, what's going to be tough to overcome is culture and how rail is viewed and how much the citizens are willing to value it.
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