U.S. trains are slow. Can we fix them? @Grist
U.S. trains are slow. Can we fix them?  @Grist
Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
The U.S. passenger rail system is underwhelming. It’s full of delays, creaky infrastructure, and inconvenient stops. What would it take to make our trains run on time and look a little more like, say, Japan’s? We explain how we got here and what we could do to get back on track in the video above.
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U.S. trains are slow. Can we fix them?

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