A wealthy New Jersey town shows strain of fixing the US housing crisis, and the psychology of Japan’s train stations.
Dallas and Houston are 250 miles apart. But if you want to take a train between them, prepare for a 23-hour odyssey that says ...
Dallas leaders say they haven't committed to a path for the bullet train — but their delay could cost them crucial federal dollars for the project.
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Dallas and Houston are rarely content to confine their rivalries to the football field or the baseball diamond. Their citizens debate which has the best restaurants, the most impressive skyline, the ...
When we saw a story in the Dallas Business Journal vaguely announcing an “exclusive” story on the proposed Houston-to-Dallas high-speed rail line, we clicked on the story interested to read about this ...
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Controversial Dallas-to-Houston bullet train route not dead despite Hunt's resolute opposition
Read this story and more North Texas business news from our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. The North Central Texas Council of Governments isn’t giving up just yet on a proposed ...
The kings of concrete, the champions of all things automobile, the almighty leaders of TxDOT have an ambitious transit plan.
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