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California High-Speed Rail Authority relaunches educational initiative

California High-Speed Rail Authority relaunches educational initiative
by globalrailwayreview.com
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) is working to inspire the next generation of high-speed rail innovators with the relaunch of ‘I Will Ride’.

The authority’s educational initiative is designed to inform, engage and connect a wide range of high-school, college and university students to the nation’s first high-speed rail system currently under construction in the Central Valley.

Authority CEO, Brian Kelly, said: “‘I Will Ride’ is more than a commitment to take the train – it is about crafting a system that advances new transformative methods to travel throughout the state sustainably.

We must do so in a way that provides economic and job opportunity for the next generation.” ‘I Will Ride’ connects California students to the high-speed rail project and with the professionals from a variety of fields, including engineering, sustainability, communications and public policy, helping carry out the largest green infrastructure project in the country.

‘I Will Ride’ first began as a student-led group with chapters established at different college campuses, including UC Merced, Fresno State, Fresno City College and UC Berkeley. Join us for our next live webinar supported by Hexagon: Bringing a new dimension to your public transportation network Join this free to attend […]

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