CALIFORNIA/NEVADA SUPER-SPEED TRAIN. Route Alignment: Las Vegas to Anaheim with intermediate stops in Primm, NV, Barstow,. Victorville and Ontario. … Route Alignment: Las Vegas to Anaheim with intermediate stops in Primm, NV, Barstow, Victorville and Ontario. The alignment generally follows the I‐15 and SR 91. Technology: Maglev. Speed: Top speed 185 mph. Status: A Programmatic …
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ROUTE ALIGNMENT CALIFORNIA NEVADA SUPER SPEED TRAIN
Posted Sep 19th, 2011 By admin in California High Speed Rail Authority, Super Speed Trains - High Speed Post With | No Comments
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Juno – Voyage to Nowhere Trumps Super Speed Trains?
Posted Sep 14th, 2011 By admin in Related Technology, Super Speed Trains - High Speed Post, Transportation With | 6 Comments
Opinion by Brian Carrillo – Editor-but-not-Chief of Super Speed Train, Los Angeles CA I have always loved space travel and to this day, next to the study of super high speed trains and rail, I spend as much time considering the idea of life in outerspace and the possibity that we will someday prove this. When …
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High Speed Rail In the Running for More Funding
Posted Sep 14th, 2011 By admin in Transportation With | No Comments
High Speed Rail In the Running for More Funding in President’s $447 Billion Jobs Bill September 13, 2011 by Alan LaGreen Senior Writer and Editor Super Speed Train While President Obama’s September 8, “Jobs Bill” address to a joint session of Congress was lacking in specific references to High Speed Rail, the full bill released …
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What will be left for HSR after Obama’s jobs address?
Posted Sep 7th, 2011 By admin in Transportation With | No Comments
Speech before joint session of Congress now set for Sept. 8. Will High Speed Rail be Part of this Speech? by Alan Lagreen, Senior Editor Super Speed Train News As part of an effort to spur additional job creation, the Obama administration will push Congress to keep surface transportation spending at current levels rather than …
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Super Speed Winged Roller Coaster to Debut
Posted Sep 2nd, 2011 By admin in Related Technology With | 1 Comment
Riders will sit in pairs suspended on either side of the track with their feet dangling. The coaster will include a 12-story plunge, 3,000 feet of drops and reach speeds of 55 mph. Six Flags announced the new coaster Thursday. Six Flags Great America president Hank Salemi says “the coaster’s train actually looks like a …
