The head of the California High-Speed Rail Authority has revealed the group of private partners that could advance money and build train routes outside the Central Valley — though he’s still waiting on changes to state law that would allow it.
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Jarrod DellaChiesaJune 4, 20261 Mins read311
CA High-Speed Rail reveals private group that could help build past Central Valley
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