HOUSTON, U.S. -- The U.S. federal government has awarded a planning grant to a proposed high-speed rail line in Texas to be built with technology from Japan's shinkansen bullet trains, for a project that has faced delays and ballooning costs.
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Texas bullet train with Japan tech aims for revival with federal grant
Stalled project supported by JR Central and Hitachi taps government cash
The proposed high-speed train would travel between Houston and Dallas in 90 minutes. (Texas Central)
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