Houston-Dallas bullet train estimated to have economic impact of more than 180 Super Bowls

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Houston-Dallas bullet train estimated to have economic impact of more than 180 Super Bowls
(Source: Houston Business Journal, February 2, 2017)

HOUSTON — The Houston-Dallas bullet train, which will take passengers from Houston to Dallas and vise versa in under 90 minutes, will bring a paradigm shift with respect to how modern city dwellers think about transportation, Texas Central Partners' Marvelette Hunter said.

Full story: Houston Business Journal

Friday, February 3, 2017

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