Obamas train ride cost how much?

How many stations had to close down to accommodate him, how far behind schedule did it put regular train commuters? How many miles of track closed.. Looked every where online and can't find this info any where..please help. No need for Kool-Aid drinkers to answer...

This is an educated guess. Going from Pennsylvania to Washington D.C. require traveling down the Northeast Corridor. The tracks are owned by Amtrak (one set of few that Amtrak owns) and as Amtrak is government funded, shutting down Acela Express (bullet trains) and Metroliner trains is not too difficult.

As for the number of stations, look up the stations between Pennsylvania and Washington D.C. at amtrak.com under the Schedules tab, looking up the train Metroliner southbound. (or Acela)

Two train stations closed because a woman was struck by a train. Though traffic was heavy due to the inauguration, it was not directly related to Obama and you certainly can't say he caused it. That's a pretty far stretch even for a red kool-aid drinker, just face it, he's your president now.

"kool-aid drinkers"??? Do you mean children?

im not completely sure, but the best way i can answer your question is to say this....

the distance it takes to get from Pennsylvania to Washington D.C. (around 250 miles) was the mile of track closed. im guessing that trains had to be rescheduled for the next day (or two). im guessing around 25-50 stations had to close to accommodate Obama.