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7/12/2010



Rail News: High-Speed Rail

'Current State of High-Speed Rail' webcast for HSRupdates subscribers set for July 19


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High-speed rail projects may not be advancing at a high-speed rate, but they are advancing, nonetheless. And as an HSRupdates subscriber, you’ll have an opportunity to hear the latest developments (with a few insider insights thrown in) via a “live” online presentation “Express Lane or Slow Boat? The Current State of High-Speed Rail” on Monday, July 19, at 11 a.m. (Eastern).

Available exclusively to HSRupdates subscribers, “Express Lane or Slow Boat? The Current State of High-Speed Rail” allows you to spend an hour with three highly regarded high-speed rail experts:

* David Carol, Market Leader, High-Speed Rail at Parsons Brinckerhoff;

* Al Engel, Vice President and High-Speed Rail Director at AECOM Transportation; and

* Peter Gertler, Chairman, High-Speed Rail Services at HNTB Corp.

Topics of conversation include:

* A brief overview of the high-speed rail scene in the United States so far;

* What's new and forthcoming in high-speed rail, including new grants from the FRA;

* A status report on the U.S. high-speed rail development curve; and

* The biggest obstacles to U.S. high-speed rail development and what it will take to overcome them;

Carol, Engel and Gertler also will respond to HSRupdates subscribers pre-submitted questions. If there’s something you want to know, submit your question(s) here, and our panel will get to as many questions as possible.

As an HSRupdates member, you are automatically signed up for “Express Lane or Slow Boat? The Current State of High Speed Rail.” You’ll receive a separate e-mail later this week from message@webex.com with log-in information.

Questions? Contact Amy Brown at amy.brown@tradepress.com.