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Western Railroad Discussion > Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continuesDate: 06/14/18 19:15 Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: CarolVoss Local tv covering 3+ hour contentious meeting as Santa Cruz politicos say Progressive Rail can pick up the freight biz left by IP and bike trail people protest etc. Major tempest in tea pot— maybe Howard Cohen can elucidate.
C Carol Voss Bakersfield, CA Date: 06/15/18 00:22 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: OldHeadRailroader Yes!
Date: 06/15/18 05:56 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: Lackawanna484 Maybe they can get solar powered Tele-porter devices. That should keep the argument going for a while...
Posted from Android Date: 06/15/18 10:08 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: CPRR This is such BS! All around the world there are corridors of both a bike lane and railroad, separated by a 3-4 ft fence. The wacko from Aptos who is spearheading the bike only use needs to see who a civilized government works
Posted from iPhone Date: 06/15/18 15:53 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: PHall CPRR Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > This is such BS! All around the world there are > corridors of both a bike lane and railroad, > separated by a 3-4 ft fence. The wacko from Aptos > who is spearheading the bike only use needs to see > who a civilized government works > > Posted from iPhone It's Santa Cruz, why are you surprised? Date: 06/15/18 20:58 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: EsPee1229 Such an arrangement works in Portland where the Springbrook Trail occupies part of the Oregon Pacific Railroad row with a fence separation most of the way. Granted, it's not Class 1 mainline and they only run a few trains a week at low speed but it does work.
Date: 06/16/18 05:48 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: BAB Getting so the bike bunch rules everything from how streets are redone so they can take up more causing congestion. They still ride like idiots with no thoughts on getting flattened by a truck or car.
Date: 06/16/18 07:19 Re: Santa Cruz rail/trail saga continues Author: TAW BAB Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Getting so the bike bunch rules everything from > how streets are redone so they can take up more > causing congestion. They still ride like idiots > with no thoughts on getting flattened by a truck > or car. The national highway network began with the bicycle lobby. TAW |