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LoL. Rails are practical in small countries having cities close together. In the US they are not.How many major bridges have fallen lately? Relatively few have died via falling bridges. Our cities are, for the most part, more structured for earthquakes than most. Our roads depend on the states. Some are great and some not. LoL if you cross the border into Mexico. Better have the ball joints and suspension up to the punishment.

When did Mexico move to Europe?

Well we do have our share of bad roads, mostly because we are a transit country and people use trucks to send all sorts of shit trough our country u got stuff from Austria and and Hungary and all the countries behind them coming trough to go to the pier or down to the Balkans, and you got shit from down there coming up to these countries.a newly paved road lasts 5 years then goes to a horrible road in 10 years. And the problem is those fucks that pave the road like it like this so they got work to do it would be possible to avoid the repaving every road we got every 5-10 years by reinforcing the ground more and adding more asphalt 7 cm of it centimeters do not last long under truck wheels.

Aww, you don't like it when people catch your stupidity, do you? How about answering the question instead of downvoting me. Better yet, stop saying stupid shit.

How relatively Christian of you.

Even your secular claims are nonsense.Rail remains the most cost-effective means of moving freight in the U.S.Can you provide some contrary evidence? Or do you just "believe"?