Texas bullet train clears environmental hurdle

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Texas bullet train clears environmental hurdle
(Source: Dallas Morning News, December 18, 2017)

DALLAS, Texas — The Dallas-to-Houston bullet train rolled a few inches closer to the starting line Friday with the release of a long-awaited federal studythat narrows down several possible routes to a single path through powerline easements.

Full story: Dallas Morning News

Monday, December 18, 2017

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