Florida Bullet Train Plans Continue
Even with the re-relection of Governor Bush, work will continue towards a florida Bullet train.
"High-speed rail was voted into the state constitution two years ago, with construction mandated to begin by November 2003 - although Fowler admitted that target was unlikely to be met. A more realistic date for groundbreaking would be the second half of 2004, he said, with trains running four years later."
Thanks to Joseph Bornstein
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Published on Wednesday, November 13, 2002 in
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