High-speed rail system definition
High-speed rail system means any high-speed fixed guideway system for transporting people or goods, which system is capable of oper- ating at speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour, including, but not limited to, a monorail system, dual track rail system, suspended rail system, magnetic levitation system, pneumatic repulsion system, or other system approved by the authority. The term includes a corridor and structures essential to the operation of the line, including the land, structures, im- provements, rights-of-way, easements, rail lines, rail beds, guideway structures, stations, platforms, switches, yards, parking facilities, power relays, switching houses, rail stations, associated development, and any other facilities or equipment used or useful for the purposes of high-speed rail system design, construction, operation, maintenance, or the financ- ing of the high-speed rail system.
High-speed rail system means any high-speed
High-speed rail system means a fixed guideway passenger transportation sys- tem capable of transporting passengers at speeds exceeding 79 miles per hour and con- necting two or more urban areas, including but not limited to any such system that uti- lizes or incorporates, in whole or in part, existing rail transportation facilities and any necessary upgrades of or modifications to existing rail transportation facilities.
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High-speed rail system means a system that:
High-speed rail system means a high-speed passenger
High-speed rail system means any high-speed fixed guideway system for transporting people or goods, which system is capable of operating at speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour, including, but not
High-speed rail system means that part of the trans-European high-speed rail system located within the territory of the United Kingdom and identified by reference to the lines specified in Schedule 11;
High-speed rail system means any high-speed fixed 670 guideway system for transporting people or goods, which system 671 is, by definition of the United States Department of