From CNBC:

Despite decades of research, the U.S. lacks high-speed rail options. Texas Central aims to connect Dallas to Houston in 90 minutes via a 200mph bullet train. Experts stress the necessity, citing population growth impacting roads. Project faces delays due to regulatory hurdles, but receives support from Japan and U.S. government.

Cost estimated at $33.6 billion, Texas high-speed rail project draws concerns from landowners like farmer Jody Berry. Project mirrors Japan’s Shinkansen system, but faces uncertainty amid cost overruns. U.S. ventures into high-speed rail might face similar challenges, like California’s project with ballooning costs and delays.

Government backs $66 billion passenger rail commitment, but Republican reps question feasibility. Texas Central declines comments on progress. Despite long effort, high-speed rail remains uncertain in U.S. Watch video for insight into the Texas Triangle project.



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