How hard it is to construct railway infrastructure ? (tracks and stations)?

Answer 1

Orthodoxy = the only true faith; Roman Catholics tried one cup - one spoon ritual and got sick with Bubonic plague; if heresy enters Orthodox monastery then monks/nuns will get sick with flu/tuberculosis (for instance); Orthodox churches who closed for COVID or had disposable cups/spoons or dipped spoon into alcohol are no longer brides of Christ (now they serve Satan and honor Satan's new COVID religion). Priests who were working for KGB (that is spying on people and betraying their confession) = Sergian heresy. Now, CIA and FSB (new name for KGB) don't need to have priests constantly reporting because of new technology (bugs) that allows them to listen in (and if cameras are present... to look into what people are doing)...Your phones spy on you; don't bring them to church; forgive me.

Source(s): Saint Spyridon Bishop of Trimythous killed 900 Roman Catholics posledneevremya.ru/?p=462

Answer 2

The hardest part is acquiring the land for the tracks and stations. That's what has sidelined the California high-speed train-to-nowhere project. Related to this are the historic financial problems.

Answer 3

Technically it is not difficult. ?

The methods to do it have been known for over 100 years.

What is hard is getting the money to pay for it.

Railway infrastructure is in constant development around the world. More money would result in more.

Answer 4

To lay track one mile with on turn outs or other items is over 2 million dollars. As for how difficult- this depends on where the track is being built. Grades need to be 2% or less and turns have to be large. While a high way can have a 6% or more grade.

The cost of a station can range from no more then a simple shack to something the size of Grand Central Station. Other infrastructure is also subject to a lot of variance and I don't think a single value could be assigned.

Answer 5

well you need money along with the following

planning on where the tracks and stations will go

cities and towns on where they will put them

each state will have to plan and decide where the tracks go also

EPA has to do studies along with several other agencies state and federal government

it will take years for this to happen along with some lawsuits from various groups who would oppose it. big projects like this always run into problems

Answer 6

its probably very hard

Answer 7

Yeah, how much money did trump & the senate spend on infrastructure over the past 4 yrs.?  None that I ever heard about, unless you count replacing parts of "The Wall".