The 2 percent stat is not written in the AA. The total number of auto trips is mentioned, and antis have used that as the base figure to come up with the 2 percent. In another section, it talks about how many auto trips occur along the corridor, and that is the number that best represents rail's impact. Think about it this way, the AA says 24,000 cars will be removed by rail. If 2 percent was accurate along the corridor, that means 1.2 million cars would have to be using the corridor each day. That obviously is not the case.