Trump administration pulls $4B in federal funding for California's bullet train project The Trump administration revoked federal funding for California's high-speed rail project on Wednesday ...

The Trump administration has revoked federal funding for California’s high-speed rail project, intensifying uncertainty about how the state will make good ...

Transportation Sec. @SecDuffy alerted California weeks ago that the bullet train was years behind, and outrageously over budget Trump pulled $4 billion in federal funding to stop the waste.

In the spirit of strategic partnership between Japan and India, the Japanese government has agreed to introduce E10 Shinkansen trains in the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet train project.

Re: “Texas’ bullet train ... to nowhere — While other nations enjoy high-speed travel, 10 years later, ours is still on the drawing board," by Juan Jaramillo, Sunday Opinion.

The Dallas-to-Houston bullet train project has hit another obstacle. Renfe, the Spain-based railway company contracted as the development’s early operator, has closed American subsidiary company ...

Absent state and federal funding, the future of the high-speed rail project is uncertain, to be kind. This means that in Texas, the bullet train, first unveiled in 2015, is still on the drawing board.

Who else used to say that bullet train funding should go to more worthy projects? That was the tart observation made in 2014 by California’s then-lieutenant governor — Gavin Newsom.

Travel Controversial Dallas-to-Houston bullet train route not dead despite Hunt's resolute opposition Transportation planners want to see more studies before deciding on a high-speed rail path.

The Trump administration has notified the California High Speed Rail Authority of a “proposed determination to terminate” two federal grant agreements totaling approximately $4 billion, money ...

The Trump administration has notified the California High Speed Rail Authority of a “proposed determination to terminate” two federal grant agreements totaling approximately $4 billion, money ...

California’s state-spanning bullet train plan hit another snag this week after the Trump administration said it found “no viable path forward” for the project. The Department of ...