Bullet Trains in USA: Why High-Speed Rail System Won't Work Yet

Only a measly 375 miles of U.S. track are equipped for 100+ mph speeds.

Why High-Speed Bullet Trains Won't Work in the U.S. Right Now

What if North America and Asia were connected by High Speed Rail? (History in comments) : r/imaginarymaps

Would a high-speed rail service between Chicago and NYC be popular?

High-speed rail between Buffalo and NYC isn't cost-effective - City & State New York

This Ride Makes Bullet Trains Look Slow

Indonesia launches first bullet train in Southeast Asia

China says it has successfully tested the world's fastest train. At 400-450 km per hour, it is as fast as maglev trains, but will be able to travel on its existing 42,000

Siemens, Alstom Fight for Slice of U.S. High-Speed Train Line - WSJ

High-speed rail could get new train routes in California and Texas - CBS News

California's high-speed rail line will share track with commuter rail, slowing trains and increasing accident risks - Reason Foundation

After Spending $5.4 Billion, California's Bullet Train Is Still Going Nowhere Hoover Institution After Spending $5.4 Billion, California's Bullet Train Is Still Going Nowhere

The Bullet Train That Could Change Everything

High-speed rail projects get a $6B infusion of federal infrastructure money - OPB

High-Speed Rail Projects in the Works in the US