From the Dispatch
Kasich stepped up his opposition at a political forum Wednesday that included local transit agencies and engineers."It's not going to happen when I become governor, OK?" Kasich said. "If you want that train, I hope you can get over that and vote for me anyway, but you're not going to get that train."
Kasich said that the trains would have an average speed of 39 mph and that the state can't afford it.
His speed calculation, parsed from a preliminary Amtrak study last year showing a 61/2-hour travel time from Cleveland to Cincinnati, can be misleading without context.
For example, it counts dwell time at eight stations to allow passengers to board and ignores faster trips on shorter, intermediate routes. Actual trip times and travel schedules will be determined by a final engineering analysis due next year.
Thanks, John -- you just got me interested in the gubernatorial election.
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