a typical rail car is about 10 feet wide, 60 feet long and runs on rails that are 4 feet 8 1/2 inches apart.-

Conversley, if I make the mykllRail rails 10 feet apart, I can easily see a 25 foot wide car 80 feet long.  Just let that sink in a moment.  Imagine two city buses we;ded together and your close.

This TOBIN project gives mankind an opportunity to throw out old rules and outdated ways of thinking.  Man can truly evolve.  Since this is an entirely new rail, I will hold out laying any rail until we can safely maintain speeds of 500-600 miles an hour.

If I can get you there in less time and greater  comfort than a plane, who the hell woukd fly?

I know the technologies exist to run such a train, so I will do my dandest to make sure when these trains are running, no fossil fuels will be used.

We starting from scratch here folks, the possibilities are endless!

Typical rail car, 10 ft. x 60 ft.

The red area is the typical rail car, 10 ft. x 60 ft.

With the  TOBIN     project, mankind has an unprecedented opportunity.

Posted September 18, 2009 and ©copyright 2009 by Jack Tobin