Sentence examples similar to high speed projects from inspiring English sources

Plans for the high speed project currently involve constructing a new line closer to Manchester than the existing West Coast Main Line.

Annoyance due to railway noise is a particularly sensitive aspect of new high-speed projects.

Outside of dark-blue California, high-speed projects stalled, and money was reallocated for upgrades to existing services.

Talgo spokeswoman Nora Friend said the firm had envisioned the facility as a launching pad to supply high-speed projects across the United States.

Many rail advocates said that it would make sense to move to higher-speed rail before building true high-speed rail, and that getting the nation's long-neglected rail system into working order could lay the foundation for future high-speed projects.

Experimental high-speed projects began in this northeast corridor in the 1960s when both the Pennsylvania Railroad with its electrically operated Metroliners and the New Haven Railroad diesel-electric Turbotrains began running, and since 2000 Amtrak has run its electric Acela Express trains between Boston and Washington.

And the company hopes to be the provider for this technology in the high-speed projects in the U.S.

The Chicago-St. Louis corridor will be improved, and $300 million will be invested in the high-speed project between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

While the high-speed project has made a tangible difference already in some parts of the country, key regions will be left out.

The crisis in Britain's railways is threatening to engulf HS2, with the government being forced to release a damning report showing the Department for Transport believed the high-speed project was unaffordable given its other spending commitments.

Ronald W. Hoggard, the city manager of Corcoran, to the south, echoes that sentiment, worrying that the big money involved in the high-speed project — the eventual price will be more than $40 billion — will roll over his small-town concerns.