Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hello all! It's been a busy month through August, so my planned videos are running behind. In this Walk and Talk - for better or worse - I unleash some of my deeper thoughts about the future of passenger rail in the United States, once transportation as a service (rather than vehicle ownership) becomes the predominant way people decide to move about the land. Any way you cut it, trains will factor in much more heavily to any transportation market, and it baffles me that planners and governments are not taking this obvious evolution more seriously.
My thoughts this time are certainly more raw and less articulate than last time, and I welcome the discussion that will come from this video! Please leave your responses in the comments, I will read every one!
Visit our Rio Grande pages here:
https://linktr.ee/riograndeplan?utm_source=linktree_profile_share
Hello all! It's been a busy month through August, so my planned videos are running behind. In this Walk and Talk - for better or worse - I unleash some of my deeper thoughts about the future of passenger rail in the United States, once transportation as a service (rather than vehicle ownership) becomes the predominant way people decide to move about the land. Any way you cut it, trains will factor in much more heavily to any transportation market, and it baffles me that planners and governments are not taking this obvious evolution more seriously.
My thoughts this time are certainly more raw and less articulate than last time, and I welcome the discussion that will come from this video! Please leave your responses in the comments, I will read every one!
Visit our Rio Grande pages here:
https://linktr.ee/riograndeplan?utm_source=linktree_profile_share
