Cascadia High-Speed Rail Funding
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•Washington awarded grant to begin planning Cascadia High-Speed Rail project
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Federal Railroad Administration has awarded $49.7 million for planning work on the proposed Cascadia High-Speed Rail project.
The project would link the Pacific Northwest’s major population centers, including Vancouver , Seattle and Portland , with regular train service running at up to 250 mph .
The funds will be used to complete Step 2 of the Corridor ID program, which involves route planning.
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