Fast-tracking HSR using private cash, not public debt


For our HSR to ever take off, it has to be 100% privately funded.

ONE of the many things that US President Donald Trump is shaking up is the California High-Speed Rail (CAHSR) project.

While some claim Trump may be politically motivated in his attack of the CAHSR, it is also true that the project has experienced cost overruns and it is still unclear if future ridership will help recover the US government’s investment.

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