The corporation would be charged with planning and developing a 200 mph rail system connecting Houston, Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, and San Antonio.
The current plan, which is the first step toward allocating $8 billion for high-speed rail, differs from the "T-Bone" proposal favored by Texas officials.
The $8 billion in stimulus funding slated for high-speed rail is much-needed, but the money will likely go to incremental…
UPDATE (2/17/09, 2:27 pm): President Obama and Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel hope to make a large investment in high-speed…
High-speed rail proponents hope to use a public-private partnership to build a high-speed system in the “Texas Triangle” megaregion by…
David Crossley of Houston Tomorrow was recently interviewed by KTRH radio about the idea of a high-speed rail system for…
Spanish high-speed rail reduces air travel 20%.
High-speed rail is likely to strengthen urban economies and increase demand for local transit, according to this commentary from Ryan…
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