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Kansas rail feasibility study

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    Intercity passenger transportation in Kansas, as in other Midwest states, is facing enormous

    challenges resulting from rapidly changing market forces. These challenges include the

    increasing environmental and capital costs of investment in highway systems, the loss or

    increasing cost of air services for many cities as a result of air deregulation, and the

    increasing competition for the limited funding available for transport investment. The

    existing rail infrastructure within many states, including Kansas, has enormous capacity and

    may provide an alternative passenger transportation system that would provide value and

    utility to riders and support and encourage growth to the economy, businesses and

    communities in the State of Kansas. To evaluate the potential that the rail system in the State of Kansas might offer in expanding passenger rail service, the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) commissioned Transportation Economics & Management Systems (TEMS), in association with Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB), to carry out a feasibility study.

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