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Are there any viewports on the train?
Any advertisements in the cabins?
Any strange symbols are pictures, signs, placards in the train?
Do they play music?
What is the experience like, a train ride, or a plane ride?
Does mickey D's have it's own police force?
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No, there are no view ports, or windows for that matter on the train.
The tunnel walls are all mere inches away from the vehicle during the trip, there's no need for windows.
There are advertisements by the companies involved within the train.
No strange symbols, nothing quite odd. There are bullitins and notices in the lobby's though- Along with comfortable chairs, and televisions.
The experience is kind of comparable to an airplane take off.

And no, not officially. It's employs it's own private police force waiting to take action.

Just for everyone's information, I ran the numbers:

To accelerate from 0 to 14,000 miles per hour at a semi-acceptable rate (say, at 1G), it would take 10.5 minutes, and you'd have gone 1200 miles in that time. I still think that's too high of an acceleration. Imagine the forces you feel while taking off in an airplane, and double that. Now imagine experiencing that for the entire trip (first as acceleration, then as deceleration). I don't think it would be pleasant.

i think the whole thing is possible and is most likely in effect now. i got kinda curious when i saw one stop was here in jacksonville on the map of the system. i know we have a few bases here but i dont know how much activity is really goin on. i like the idea and yes if they engineered this complex system and with all the things the govt has going on im sure solving the inercia problem wasnt hard and money, yea, theres nothing in this world that the Govt. couldnt get if they wanted too....

besides osama bin laden.

Could you plz post the website you´ve found, about the entrances?

Also, the euro-tunnel from france to england is a technical masterpiece.
The first idea for such a tunnel was in 1802!

i think all of those turns wouldnt really be felt by any passengers because the tunnel is probly has enough curvature to get it anywere it needs to go without affecting the speed or anything significantly. it would basically be the same concept as a test track. that is if they havnt eliminated the G's all together.

I think mach speed has to do with air pressure, I dont think there is any mach speed in a vacuum.

so by being in a vacuum could this enable the train or transprt system to move faster without having the air around as resistance. would an anti-gravity systeem be better than a vacuum?

This kind of reminds me about the Navy Nevada myth. Where California and Nevada is over a massive, underground network of flooded tunnels. Big enough to allow a submarine to travel from the Pacific Coast to Nevada.

Of course, this Transit system is more plausible than the underground waterways. Has anyone heard or met someone who has traveled on this transit system? Someone might have said something on a talk show, a book, magazine, something.