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Well, I know this is just in theory and all, but the trains won't constantly be running at 200 mph. Not to mention station stops, acceleration, braking... but anyway. How long the trip takes, which all comes down to distance in the long run, would be the primary concern for most business travelers. Up to 4 hours would probably be good considering how long security takes now at airports, not to mention added comfort of the train and what not. I would like to see high speed rail from Washington, D.C. to Atlanta via Richmond, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Greenville. I believe that 4 trips each way should be sufficient at the very start and add as ridership increases. Two in the morning, two in the evening for each direction. Other routes: Florida - Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville? Texas - Houston to Dallas Chicago hub and spike system to surrounding cities Many more that I can't think of at the second...
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