Showing Tag: "high speed rail" (Show all posts)

High Speed Rail updates

Posted by Steve Fitzsimons on Wednesday, September 18, 2019, In : For the General Public 
The California High Speed Rail authority has just announced decisions on rail alignments.  See https://hsr.ca.gov/high_speed_rail/project_sections/sf_sj.aspx  for information on any segment.  
I'm still of the opinion that High Speed Rail is worth supporting.  There is huge demand for travel from northern and southern CA, which is expected to continue growing well past the capacity of SF Bay Area airports.  I-5 and US-101 are already jam packed for way too many hours of the day.  So IMO the de...
Continue reading ...
 

High Speed Rail Update

Posted by Steve Fitzsimons on Friday, August 4, 2017, In : For the General Public 
Interesting video from California HSR today about a ribbon cutting at the Tuolumne Street bridge in Fresno, CA.   The bridge goes over the existing tracks and looks to have more clearance than the old bridge.   Posting because I just like the video.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJPMzhxj8Sk&feature=youtu.be
Continue reading ...
 

High Speed Rail

Posted by Steve Fitzsimons on Thursday, August 11, 2011, In : For the General Public 
California is venturing into the world of High Speed Rail service.  It's a great time for new infrastructure, since three of the biggest components of a rail system are cheap right now because of the bad economy.  These are the land, design costs, and construction costs.  The Rail Authority has published Environmental Studies of each segment.  You can find the summaries at:
Merced-Fresno Segment: http://dl5.activatedirect.com/fs/d:l/zldcq52sh4xsbf/zws1qysokgjo17/2
Fresno-Bakersfield Segment:  h...
Continue reading ...
 
« Back to posts
 
blog comments powered by Disqus
 

About Us


Steve Fitzsimons If you would like to ask a question about driving rules, traffic signals or street lights, send your questions to: SFitzsimons@W-Trans.com or call 650-314-8313. Steve Fitzsimons is a professional Civil Engineer and Traffic Engineer in California. He is a principal at W-Trans. Find out more about W-Trans at www.w-trans.com **** If you need a traffic signal design or review, W-Trans is available for hire. If you are an electrical contractor, W-Trans is available for hire to prepare timing plans or traffic control plans.

Make a free website with Yola