Posted on · A decade-long vision to operate a bullet train between Texas' two largest cities, which appeared to have stalled, is potentially moving forward again.
Posted on · With lingering skepticism about Texas Central’s ability to build a high-speed rail line, landowners along the route want the company to be more forthcoming about the project’s status.
Posted on · Texas Central has made little visible progress financing the high-speed rail project and acquiring property for the route in recent years. The company maintains that the bullet train is still being developed but declined to provide details about the path forward.
Posted on · The company behind the super-fast train is in the middle of a change in leadership.
Posted on · Now in this century, the future is going to be based on advances in these technologies that take us the rest of the way
Posted on · The Federal Railroad Administration will include all the comments and concerns in a final environmental impact statement
Posted on · Supporters say the train will bring jobs and economic benefits but rural landowners say they don't want to lose their property.
Posted on · There’s a public meeting in Houston Monday, March 5th, it’s the final meeting as the Federal Railroad Administration prepares a report on the proposed Houston-to-Dallas route
Posted on · Law enforcement officials say they haven’t been consulted by the company that’s planning to build the line between Houston and Dallas
Posted on · Supporters call the project an honest attempt at taking Texas' size and shrinking it so the metro regions will prosper
Posted on · There was a big crowd in northwest Harris County last night as the Federal Railroad Administration heard public comment.
Posted on · Texas Central says it is the ideal location because of "minimal environmental and community effects"
Posted on · Mayor, elected leaders and Texas Bullet Train officials unveil next step in Houston for the transit project
Posted on · The Federal Railroad Administration has been getting an earful as it gathers public comment on the proposed route for a high-speed train between Houston and Dallas. They have a meeting coming up Monday night to hear concerns in Harris County
Posted on · “This station will be a magnet for economic activity in an area ripe for development. And it will connect seamlessly with local roads and public transit,” said Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar in a statement.