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Arthur Frommer on Rail
January 06, 2008
Arthur Frommer is a very well known person in the travel industry (Frommer’s books, magazines, editorial writing, blogs, etc.). He is also a proponent of travel by rail. He doesn’t just support traveling by rail abroad, or only on the existing rail network in the United States; he is a full supporter of expanding the American rail network. In an editorial in the Houston Chronicle November 27, 2007, Arthur makes the point that Amtrak and American passenger rail should be considered a public utility just as roads and airports are. Amen to that.
Here are the links to good editorials by Mr. Frommer:
Opponents of Amtrak rely on hard-to-understand ideological arguments
U.S. population growth defies the arguments put forth by Amtrak opponents
Posted by paul at January 6, 2008 05:49 PM
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