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Make Brightline Safe!

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James H Carney
3 years ago

Can we please put politics aside and exercise common sense?

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DAVE GRANT
3 years ago

CHECK THEIR SAFETY REECORD!

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Jo Ann Anderson
3 years ago

I live in the Eau Gallie area & I am quite concerned as to the safety of having Brightline cutting all the way through, from Eau Gallie/Melbourne/Palm Bay, at such high speeds. Certainly more accidents/deaths will be happening. My question is who is really benefitting ($) from all this ?

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Raymond Zarnowski
3 years ago

As a very experienced engineer I can ensure everyone this is insanity and has been from day one. I suspect the answer lies in "follow the money"

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Judith Gibbons
3 years ago

Such a horrible idea to have trains at 100 miles per hour barreling through congested small cities and towns at grade level. What were they thinking.

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Terri Wright
3 years ago

This is crazy. How can Brightline be allowed to run these trains without fencing and safety guards.

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Paul Keefe
3 years ago

We do not need trains traveling so fast through populated areas!

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Kyte Jim
3 years ago

We need communication and representation with the railroad for our county of Brevard.!

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Melinda meikle
3 years ago

Protest high speed dangerous rails through our paradise communities - rails can be moved west to keep safe & secure the lifestyle on the Treasure coast

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Anonymous
3 years ago

This issue has concerned me from the time of the first announcement. This train is going through densely populated areas. Very close to intersections. More studies should be conducted.

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Barbara Connolly-Daley
3 years ago

We own a property at Palm Bay Estates for 27 years and this must be accountable for safety to surrounding areas as well as passengers please.

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Jeanne
3 years ago

We also need a wall between Palm Bay Estates and the railroad tracks for the safety of people in the Estates

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Martha Garza
3 years ago

My property borders the Brightline tracks in Melbourne. I have numerous concers regarding safety, noise, its impact on property values, and more.

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Melody Clark
3 years ago

Safety measures need to be put into place. No walls are being built where the train is within feet of homes along 528

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Kathy Sorenson
3 years ago

I own in a waterfront community & the track is right behind my house. I cannot believe these SPEEDS are safe in a residential area!!

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Robert F Sanford
3 years ago

Your position is correct - the FEC corridor is not designed for high speed travel and will present a serious hazard to our neighborhoods as long as it is allow to operate. Bobby Sanford

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William Whitman
3 years ago

A misguided project from the start

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Walter Noonan
3 years ago

I don’t believe the convenience is worth the fatalities!

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Steve McPherson
3 years ago

We live in Hobe Sound and I believe we are among the most exposed to the dangers of this high speed train.

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Ann K Rogers
3 years ago

Wish it had moved west!