The fast train network proposed in California draws some inspiration from a handful of international alternative bus systems, but none have come close to hitting 140 mph over prolonged periods of time ...

High-speed rail is a lightning rod for controversy, but that hasn’t stopped California from pushing to expand its next-generation transit network. And if you thought fast trains were a tough sell, ...

Driving on California freeways, buses are usually seen traveling in the slower lanes alongside traffic. But a new idea being explored by Caltrans could change that — creating dedicated freeway lanes ...

California’s infamous supercommutes could someday get a sci-fi makeover thanks to a new proposal exploring buses traveling up to 140 mph on the state’s freeways. Once concept floated during a recent ...

While construction is still underway on California’s long-delayed high-speed rail system, the Golden State is now looking into high-speed buses that could someday travel up to 140 miles per hour. The ...

Caltrans, otherwise known as the California Department of Transportation, has pitched a new mass-transit alternative to high-speed rail: high-speed buses. The proposal says that buses could be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Supporters of the idea say dedicated freeway bus lanes would supplement trains and help connect rural and suburban communities.

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