along with other images of the train and its route. Watch the video below to learn more. Texas Central Announces Its Houston Bullet Train Station Preferred Location from The Texas Bullet Train on ...

A specific location for the Houston passenger station could be the next stop for the bullet train project to Dallas. Texas Central Partners LLC, the private firm behind the project, plans to know ...

HOUSTON, Texas ... the Houston station site. But not everyone has been on board with the project. ABC13 has previously reported on landowners who say they're concerned about the train's route ...

Developers of a high-speed rail line hope to turn Houston's aging Northwest Mall into that city's bullet train station. Texas Central Partners METRO does not currently have any light-rail lines in ...

There is currently no set date for the completion of the bullet train. Texas Central announced ... be about 240 miles long. The Houston end would begin at a station near the Spring Branch east ...

Ten years ago, a company calling itself Texas Central High-Speed Railway announced plans for a trailblazing bullet train that would whisk passengers between Dallas and Houston in 90 minutes.

If the train project moves forward, the now vacant Northwest Mall near Houston’s booming Heights neighborhood will become Texas Central’s main station.