High-speed trains would roll through Georgia, Carolinas at up to 220 mph

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High-speed trains would roll through Georgia, Carolinas at up to 220 mph
(Source: Associated Press, October 26, 2019)

MARIETTA, Ga. — High-speed trains would whisk passengers from Atlanta's airport to Charlotte, North Carolina, at speeds of up to 220 mph (355 kph). Public input is being sought on the three proposed routes.

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Tuesday, October 29, 2019

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