People on the autism spectrum might prefer trains as a means of travel.

Trains have a schedule and are known for being on time. As we all know, that isn’t always the case, but look at other means of transportation that don’t include driving yourself.

Another reason someone on the spectrum may prefer trains is for the routine.

Trains are on tracks. They follow the exact same route every time. Looking out the window, you see the same scenery and go the same speed each time. They only stop at stations instead of hitting or missing stop lights and aren’t affected by traffic.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5202873&forum_id=2#45260553)

PlutoTV turned me onto these

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https://www.amtrak.com/on-time-performance

Percentage of On-Time Customers by Route - June 2022

Auto Train

Orlando – Washington, DC

25%

California Zephyr

Emeryville – Reno – Denver – Omaha – Chicago

12%

Capitol Limited

Chicago – Cleveland – Pittsburgh – Washington, DC

30%

Crescent

New Orleans – Atlanta – Charlotte – Washington, DC – New York

35%

Empire Builder

Portland/Seattle – Havre – St. Paul – Milwaukee – Chicago

48%

Silver Star

Miami – Tampa – Savannah – Raleigh – Washington, DC – New York

15%

Southwest Chief

Los Angeles – Flagstaff – Albuquerque – Newton – Chicago

7.3%

Sunset Limited

Los Angeles – Tucson – San Antonio – Houston – New Orleans

6.3%

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Well it has 2 beds but its all to myself

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