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Effect of Future High Speed Ground Transportation on Airport Expansion Needs in the State of Washington

by Hal B. H. Cooper, Jr., Brown and Caldwell Consultants, Seattle, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: High Speed Ground Transportation Systems I: Planning and Engineering

Abstract:

A high speed ground transportation system is proposed to be built in the State of Washington to connect all regions. The proposed system will be approximately 700 miles in length and would be constructed in a series of stages. This proposed system will connect the city of Seattle with Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, British Columbia in Western Washington, and with Moses Lake and Spokane in Eastern Washington. Service to both downtown and airport locations will be provided with transit times of two hours or less as the goal between the major cities.

Subject Headings: Airports and airfields | Rapid transit systems | Urban and regional development | Air traffic | Urban areas | Transportation management | Public transportation | United States | Washington | British Columbia | Canada | Seattle | Oregon | Vancouver

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