Midwest high-speed rail plans moving faster than Illinois officials expected

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Midwest high-speed rail plans moving faster than Illinois officials expected
(Source: State Journal-Register, February 10, 2012)

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Federal transportation regulators are moving faster than local officials anticipated toward selecting the best route for rail traffic through Springfield.

Full story: State Journal-Register

Friday, February 10, 2012

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