Transportation
Not acquiring land prior to beginning construction is cited as the largest cost driver according to an audit of California’s High Speed Rail project.
Rushed construction contributed to $600 million in cost overruns in a single segment of the high spped project.
What happens if the project fails to accelerate the project? It will be forced to repay up to $3.5 billion to the federal government
Sacramento Bee | Rushed construction cost high-speed rail $600 million and delays mount, audit finds
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