aProgressiveCAGOP

Can you at all talk about the political decision to shift funding priority away from the central valley and towards San Francisco and Los Angeles shared portions (aka, booked projects, thus funding their own rail systems), rather than aggressively building a dedicated HSR system?

Thank you for the answer. I realize just what an amazing piece of infrastructure this will be, and how transformative it will become for the state. I wish you luck in navigating the political powers in our single party state government.

There's been some controversy with Democratic legislative attempts to defund the electrification of the Central Valley portion of the highest speed rail, do you think this is a good idea? Especially considering the air quality problems in the CV?