Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterCongress Seeks Funding for High-Speed Rail Service From D.C. to N.Y.C.
Published 12/16/2008 by Sholnn Freeman at Wash Post Federal Page
The Transportation Department is requesting proposals for development of a high-speed rail service between Washington and New York City, a project that Congress hopes to get included in future infrastructure spending by the incoming Obama administration.
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