high-speed train

Advocates renew pressure on California high-speed rail obstructionists to follow the will of the people

There really isn't anything in development that better serves markets such as Tokyo-Osaka, London-Paris, Boston-New York-Washington, Los Angeles-San Francisco, or dozens of other large city-pairs between 200 and 500 miles apart (and even better if there are smaller cities in-between). And the sooner naive politicians in California and the rest of the U.S. stop getting distracted by magic vac-trains, monorails, battery-powered HSR, and other vaporware alternatives, the better.

The negotiations continue in D.C., but money for additional legs of California's projects should be available soon--if L.A.'s politicians get out of the way

L.A.'s supposedly 'environmentalist' politicians just signed a letter proving once and for all that they want HSR dead in its tracks

Almost $1 billion in funds from D.C. are released to the project

Seminar brings together transportation leaders to talk about the future of rail in California and elsewhere

From the project's Northern California Regional Director

Update on HSR dovetails with Global Climate Action Summit taking place in San Francisco this week

The majority of Californians still support the state's high-speed rail project, according to a new poll.