Brightline's High-Speed Rail Service Connects Miami and Orlando, Impacting Florida and Beyond

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Brightline, the fastest train in the country outside of the Northeast, has launched passenger train service between Miami and Orlando, connecting two major cities in Florida. The three and a half hour trip is faster than driving, with round-trip tickets starting at $158. Brightline aims to prove that private passenger rail can thrive in the United States, and its success in Florida could mark a turning point for American passenger rail. However, the company has faced safety concerns due to a high number of pedestrian fatalities on its tracks.
- Brightline Launches Passenger Train Service From Miami to Orlando The New York Times
- Brightline’s high-speed rail service from Orlando to South Florida starts today WESH 2 News
- Florida high-speed trains run between Orlando and Miami New York Daily News
- Brightline running through Treasure Coast cool? After 11 years, why? TCPalm
- Why a train line in Florida matters to Utah | Opinion Deseret News
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