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Travis County Study Pegs Austin-San Antonio Passenger Rail at $13.5B Along SH 130 and I-10

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A Travis County-commissioned engineering study has concluded that a high-speed passenger rail line linking Austin and San Antonio along State Highway 130 and Interstate 10 is buildable, but at a price tag that would rank it among the most expensive infrastructure projects in Texas history.

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