High-speed rail from Fort Collins to Springs would cost $9.8 billion

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High-speed rail from Fort Collins to Springs would cost $9.8 billion
(Source: Denver Post, November 19, 2013)

GOLDEN, Colo. — A proposed high-speed rail system from Fort Collins to DIA and then south to Colorado Springs would cost about $9.8 billion and carry roughly 13 million passengers a year, according to planners Tuesday night.

Full story: Denver Post

Thursday, November 21, 2013

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