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Open Access, How Would it be Established and Administered?
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the only comment i can add is that open access is being developed in a number of european <br />countries. all of these countries are small by comparison than u.s.a. in fact, most would compare <br />in size to large and small states in america. they also are backgrounded in a national railway <br />system with a few localized so-called private lines, often in fact operated by a regional political <br />entity. i haven' t the faintest notion how well open access is working in european countries. i'm <br />not sure their experience can offer any guidance in the u.s., their previous operation is so vastly <br />different and they have sophisticated and heavily scheduled passenger systems which are <br />moving quickly to high-speed operation even in sleepy countries as spain. the private passenger <br />system in sweden, lynx, i'm told is on the verge of collapse--correct me if you jave better information. <br />how open access freight railroading would function could result in chaos or orderly operation. <br />theo sommerkamp crosstie@wowway.com
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