Secy LaHood, Florida legislators trying to find other ways to fund plan
A Japanese maglev train will run from Toky to Nagoya at speeds up to 310 mph.
80 percent of Americans to be able to access high-speed rail within 25 years
China has set out to enter the high-speed rail market in the United States in collaboration with General Electric.
Ohio, Wisconsin’s rejection of $1.2 billion in federal money for rail projects will be California, Florida, and 11 other states’ gain.
An unmodified Chinese passenger train hit a record speed of 302 miles per hour during a test run of a yet-to-be opened link between Beijing and Shanghai.
A bill introduced by House Republicans would return $12 billion in unspend stimulus funds slated for the California high speed rail project.
Wisconsin Governor-elect Walker is considering trying to use funds intended for high speed rail for rail projects, instead of diverting to highways.
New house transportation chair will scrutinize transportation infrastructure initiatives next year and might pull back from some programs.
As two new governors work to cancel high speed rail projects, DOT Secretary Ray LaHood says money not used for HSR has to be sent back the Washington.
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