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Following the route of Brightline West

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A view facing northeast from the Main Street bridge in Barstow, Calif., shows the grade Brightline trains will face in following the route of Interstate 15. The BNSF main line is on the bridge in the foreground. Bob Johnston LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Agencies in California and Nevada have issued private activity bonds for the Brightline West project, a key element in funding the 218-mile high-speed rail venture between Las Vegas and Southern California.…

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Following the route of Brightline West

A view facing northeast from the Main Street bridge in Barstow, Calif., shows the grade Brightline trains will face in following the route of Interstate 15. The BNSF main line is on the bridge in the foreground. Bob Johnston LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Agencies in California and Nevada have issued private activity bonds for the Brightline West project, a key element in funding the 218-mile high-speed rail venture between Las Vegas and Southern California.…

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