Since the energy crisis, people in the United States have begun to take more interest in train travel. The growing enthusiasm for train travel in the United States is being limited because the country lacks high‑speed rail lines, unlike Europe and Asia. The information is based on a report from Deutsche Welle.
US train travel interest rises but high‑speed rail remains absent
Interest in rail travel is growing in the United States after the energy crisis, yet the lack of high‑speed lines limits the trend.
