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Transportation Department report finds no path forward for California’s high-speed rail project
According to a report from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA)’s high-speed rail project has no path forward and faces termination of its $4 billion in grant funding.
Federal report criticizes California's high-speed rail management, highlighting failures and potential grant loss.
California disputed a Trump administration report detailing how it has failed to complete a high-speed rail project on ...
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Trump administration plans to cut $4 bn from California railThe Trump administration intends to pull some $4 billion in federal funding from California's long-delayed high-speed rail ...
A sinkhole is an area of ground with no natural external surface drainage. Their size can range from just a few feet to ...
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy this morning released a report proclaiming there is “no viable path” to complete the ...
The DOT has given the California High Speed Rail Authority 37 days to make corrections to their plan before the $4 billion in ...
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