The 2020 blueprint for building the Los Angeles to San Francisco bullet train has generated more hesitation and open opposition than any other biennial plan since voters approved a $9 billion bond for the effort in 2008.
Source: Los Angeles Times
New bullet train plan paints optimistic picture, but opposition continues to grow
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