Self-Driving Tesla Terrifies Owner By Turning Onto California Train Lines
Train track, bad. That’s something most car drivers are able to get their heads around. Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system, on ...
California begins laying high-speed rail tracks, with future federal funding in question
Dismissing high-speed rail critics, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the rail authority would begin laying tracks outside ...
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Biden admin approves California’s zero-emission ferry rule
That leaves two waivers pending for California’s zero-emissions truck and train rules, some of the state’s most contentious ...
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California’s High Speed Rail set to begin laying track as troubled bullet train enters new phase
In order to begin laying track on the long-anticipated railway, workers will build a railhead outside the city of Shafter, ...
California high-speed rail project: Here’s where Central Valley construction stands
A new railyard marks a major turning point for California’s high-speed rail, setting the stage for laying tracks in the San ...
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Letters to the Editor: The cases for and against high-speed rail in California
A train that has a higher fare than planes and ... Automobiles will capture a large share of this same market, because California’s gasoline prices, while higher than elsewhere in the United ...
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Tech CEO left ‘shaking’ after self-driving Tesla veers onto light rail tracks in California: ‘F–king crazy’
The CEO of a tech startup was left “literally shaking” when his self-driving Tesla veered onto light rail tracks in Santa Monica just as a train began barreling down on the EV, footage shows.
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When a Deadly Winter Storm Trapped a Luxury Passenger Train Near the Donner Pass for Three Days
High inside locomotive 6019, engineer Tom Sapunor notched the throttle forward and squinted at the track ahead—not that he ...
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Letters to the Editor: With the bullet train boondoggle, why would voters elect a Californian as president?
To the editor: I’m saddened that the worthy project of high-speed rail in California was mismanaged from the start. (“The cases for and against high-speed rail in California,” letters ...