> not need any security checks
That's basically true for now, but if rail travel became much more popular I am sure that would change.
That's basically true for now, but if rail travel became much more popular I am sure that would change.
But that's what it took for air travel. Hijackings were even relatively common pre-9/11[1], and they didn't even bother to start locking the pilot cabin door (probably one of the only security measure implemented after 9/11 worth anything at all) until someone did something that extreme.