California announced a plan on Monday to connect the Brightline High Speed Rail line, currently under construction from Las Vegas to LA, to San Francisco via a new high-speed rail it proposes in the Mojave Desert. But that’s only if a long-delayed bullet train from the City of Angels to the City by the Bay ever gets built — and that’s a big if. AI renders an image of a Brightline West high-speed rail train traveling from Las Vegas to San Francisco. (Image: Google Gemini) On Monday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom hammered a symbolic spike into the ground in Kern County, signaling the start of construction on the first segment of the California High-Speed Rail project (CAHSR). This publicly funded system, being developed by the California High-Speed Rail Authority, would cut the ground transportation time from LA to San Francisco from 6-7 hours to 3. Also on Monday, California officials said its train, which will terminate at LA’s Union Station,… Read More
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