High-speed trains

California High-Speed Rail reached another milestone in 2025, completing the Avenue 88 Grade Separation to enhance safety, connectivity, and economic opportunities for Central Valley communities.

California High Speed Rail faces new strategic proposals, sparking debates in Merced because the project explores rerouting early phases while expanding service opportunities toward Gilroy and San Francisco.

China is providing Nigeria with $60 billion to build a large-scale high-speed rail network spanning more than 4,000 km, connecting the country’s key economic and transportation hubs.

High-speed trains will help Saudi Arabia expand passenger transport on the Haramain line, as the national operator SAR plans to purchase twenty new trainsets for the route between Mecca and Medina.

Nigeria’s $60 billion High-Speed Rail project will connect four major cities within 36 months, and officials confirm construction will begin in phases to ensure earlier benefits for commuters.

Malaysia has committed $1. 47 million to study whether the Trans-Borneo High-Speed Rail can become a reality, aiming to enhance connectivity across Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei, and Kalimantan in Indonesia.

Nigeria has confirmed $60 billion in financing for a groundbreaking high-speed railway linking Lagos, Abuja, Kano, and Port Harcourt with integrated gas infrastructure to transform the nation’s economy and connectivity.

The high-speed train ICE L, developed by Talgo, has received approval for operation in Germany and will begin running on the Berlin — Cologne route in December 2025.

Saudi Arabia has announced plans to purchase 20 high-speed trains for the Haramain line to enhance transport connectivity and increase capacity during peak pilgrimage seasons.

Madrid — Barcelona is a strategic route where half of the work has already been completed on the section connecting two major high-speed rail lines in Spain.

The Transcontinental Chief will connect Los Angeles and New York in under 72 hours by 2026, offering high-speed travel, freight transport, and modern comfort across a network of 54 cities.

The Israeli government has launched a major infrastructure project — a high-speed rail line will link Tel Aviv and Haifa, significantly reducing travel time between the two cities.