DALLAS (AP) — Transportation officials are studying the feasibility of adding high speed passenger rail service to alleviate road congestion along an 850-mile corridor extending from Oklahoma City into South Texas.
The Texas-Oklahoma Passenger Rail Study, part of a national push to get more high speed rail lines across the country, is looking at how changes to passenger rail service would affect the Interstate 35 corridor that includes Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio.
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