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The Midwest High Speed Rail Association is now the High Speed Rail Alliance

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Subject: Please make fast trains a priority

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It’s time to expand freedom, strengthen our communities, and slash carbon emissions by committing to a network of fast, frequent trains across our state. That means a multi-level network, including high-speed and upgraded conventional trains interconnected with feeder buses. It’s time to build our local, state, and national economies with better mobility. The businesses that anchor our towns need better travel options to attract new customers and top talent. It’s time to bust the myth that America is too big for train travel. In fact, most of our vast country was developed around train lines. The success of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor and state routes, prove that now—more than ever—Americans want and will ride fast, frequent trains. Why? Because we want freedom to get around without being stuck in traffic or stuffed in a small airplane seat. To make it happen, we need a big picture plan—combined with step-by-step progress, collaborations between private interests and government, and incentives that keep the business community invested. It will require a national program coordinated with state-level initiatives—just as the federal government organized the Interstate Highway System and the states implemented it. Please work to make fast trains a big part of the state's transportation plan. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter.

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