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The Official Site of California's Proposed High-Speed Train System
By linking all major cities in California with a state-of-the-art new transportation choice, high-speed trains will move people and products across our state like never before.
In The News
"State Aims for Zero-Carbon Rail Plan"
The Argus - 2/7/2008
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"State Must Build High-Speed Rail"- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
Fresno Bee - 5/4/2007
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"Believe in the Bullet Train"
Los Angeles Times - 5/2/2007
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Upcoming Events
May 6
Anaheim City Council Workshop
May 10
National Train Day
May 12
Presentation to Sacramento City Council
May 14
Greater Fresno Area Chamber of Commerce Presentation
May 14
High-Speed Rail Authority Board Meeting, Anaheim, CA
Agenda - Letter to Stakeholders
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Protecting the Environment "High-speed trains offer improvements to our air quality and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions," -Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Financing High-Speed Trains with Public-Private Partnerships State bond funding will not be made available until matching funds from additional sources are obtained.
Creating Jobs and Boosting our Economy Nearly 160,000 construction-related jobs and 450,000 new permanent jobs.
Improving Transportation and Reducing Traffic High-speed trains will reduce traffic congestion by connecting all major cities in California with trains traveling at up to 220 mph. The system will cost half as much as expanding freeways and airports to deliver the same transportation capacity.
Central Valley Cities underserved by airlines will gain easy, economical and fast connections to Northern and Southern California.
Northern California SFO and other California airports are predicting “unacceptable delays” and will soon reach capacity. High-speed trains offer a proven alternative.
Southern California Southern California has two of the most congested urban areas in the U.S.- Los Angeles and San Diego. When it comes to fixing traffic, high-speed trains offer a proven alternative.
