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Old Posted Aug 26, 2020, 6:10 PM
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Originally Posted by roger1818 View Post
The question is if there is demand for an affordable service that is both faster and cheaper than driving (but obviously not as fast as flying)?
For a route like Halifax-Moncton or Moncton-SJ, train travel could easily be faster than flying or even driving. It could be the main way people get around. It was up until a few decades ago; the Maritimes had an extensive passenger rail network.

I think trains might also be more reliable in winter conditions and the Cobquid Pass in particular suffers from bad winter storms. So this would be a big advantage to a train. Unfortunately right now the train is much less reliable than driving with huge delays (well, outside of covid; I don't even think it's running right now).
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