High Speed Rail in the US: Myth or Near-Future Possibility?
In Europe, Asia and much of the developed world, high speed rail is convenient and accessible. Whether for business or pleasure,...
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Ellis County residents express new concerns as high-speed rail project moves forward
Residents expressed growing concerns — some new and some old — surrounding the proposed high-speed rail project that plans to carve a...
High-speed rail in America: Tracks to the future
Karen Philbrick, Executive Director of the Mineta Transportation Institute at San José State University, explores the benefits that...
Hyperloop or high-speed rail: Which will whoosh through Texas first?
North Texas planners are getting serious about deploying a technology known as Hyperloopthat promises to whisk riders from Dallas to Fort...
Study Puts Virgin’s Hyperloop One Plan Ahead of Regional Competition
The feasibility and environmental study for the high-speed route from Columbus, Ohio, to Chicago is another step toward making the...
Chinese investment in U.S. will become more competitive: U.S. economist
Photo taken on July 19, 2016 shows the construction site of the rehabilitating project of Gerritsen Inlet Bridge carried out by China...
Elon Musk Tapped to Build High-Speed Tunnels in Chicago
Autonomous 16-passenger vehicles would zip back and forth at speeds exceeding 100 mph in tunnels between the Loop and O'Hare...
Hyperloop or high-speed rail? Developer counts the benefits
One of the studies that the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission announced this week will look at the environmental impact of a proposed...
Rick Scott announces potential high-speed rail linking Tampa and Orlando
State officials will consider private bids to build a high-speed rail link between Tampa and Orlando, reviving a dormant project to link...
Trump Administration Reveals Plan to Reorganize Federal Agencies
A 132-page reorganization plan for key federal agencies released by the Office of Management and Budget on June 21 calls for, among other...
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