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Dubbed the "Cascadia high-speed rail project," the plan would link Portland in Oregon, Seattle in Washington and Vancouver in British Columbia via high-speed rail of up to 250 mph. Stock photo ...

The Integral Coach Factory, Chennai, in collaboration with BEML, is designing and manufacturing high-speed train sets that will have a design speed of 280 kmph, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told ...

The idea of building a high-speed rail line that could carry people from Vancouver, B.C., to Portland, Ore., in roughly two hours has landed nearly $50 million from the U.S. Department of ...

2:00 U.S. funding for planning of high-speed Cascadia region rail link The dream of high-speed passenger rail connecting Vancouver to cities in the Pacific Northwest inched a little closer on ...

High-speed rail is great at transporting passengers safely, quickly, affordably, and efficiently — all with minimal environmental impact when compared to cars or airplanes. It's also good at ...

BERLIN (AP) — Germany and France on Monday launched a direct high-speed train between Berlin and Paris, a connection hailed as a symbol of a close friendship between the two countries and a sign ...

High-speed rail advocates are betting support for proposed projects through red-leaning districts will be the key to unlocking greater support from skeptical Republicans in Congress. For the bet ...

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - On Wednesday, a group of Oregon lawmakers announced new federal funding for planning the development of high-speed rail in the Pacific Northwest. U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A high-speed rail that would link Portland to the Pacific Northwest’s other major cities is one step closer to becoming a reality. On Wednesday, a group of Washington ...

As advocates assess whether President-elect Trump will support high-speed rail, they have relatively few data points to go off of. Yes, there’s Project 2025, which calls for across-the-board ...