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The Shinkansen cuts a ten hour drive on congested highways down to two hours and twenty-one minutes. "That's why a lot of businessmen use the Shinkansen train, and we have had 6.8 billion ...

A Central Japan Railway Co. Shinkansen bullet train at Tokyo Station on January 19, 2016, in Tokyo, Japan. Texas Central Partners LLC plans to use the Shinkansen bullet train technology in Texas ...

Spanish railway company Renfe has shuttered its U.S. subsidiary, Renfe of America, which it hoped would jointly develop the ...

The Shinkansen — Japanese for “new line” — made its impressive debut in October 1964, a few days before the Tokyo Olympics.

“This high-speed train, using advanced, proven Shinkansen technology, has the opportunity to revolutionize rail travel in the southern US,” Texas Central CEO Michael Bui said via the August 9 ...

In the press release, Texas Central CEO Michael Bui commented: "This high-speed train, using advanced, proven Shinkansen technology (from Japan), has the opportunity to revolutionize rail travel ...

Texas Central jettisoned its Japanese investors in ... A Central Japan Railway Co. (JR Central) Shinkansen bullet train travels along an elevated railway track at dusk on January 19, 2016 ...

Meet the new owner of Texas’ high-speed rail project. By Mike Lee | 04/23/2025 06:44 AM EDT . ... He knows that Shinkansen system very well,” said Bill Meadows, ...

The Dallas-to-Houston bullet train, if it ever gets built, could look like the "Shinkansen" in Japan. Author: Plamedie Ifasso (Dallas Business Journal) Published: 1:29 PM CDT April 12, 2025 ...

A problem-plagued train project based on Shinkansen technology in the U.S. state of Texas suffered an additional setback when the Trump administration terminated a grant for the high-speed rail plan.

The train itself, utilizing Japanese Shinkansen technology, would reduce the number of cars travelling on Interstate 45 by up to 12,500 per day, according to Texas Central.