Av Houston-Dallas in 90 minutes at the top of the most efficient connections in the world

The Texas Hsr project that will carry out Webuild ranks among the first places in the world in the most efficient rail connections between metropolises. Like Madrid-Barcelona, ​​Tokyo-Osaka or Paris-Lyon, the two cities of Dallas and Houston are located at an optimal distance so that the railway line can guarantee reduced travel times compared to the car and competitive costs compared to the use of the plane. . The high-speed train will connect Dallas and Houston in less than 90 minutes, running every 30 minutes during peak hours, and a stop in Brazos Valley, where Texas A&M University is located. Total time savings of 90 minutes compared to the car and one hour compared to the plane are expected, considering the boarding operations. The intermediate stop between Dallas and Houston in Brazos Valley will serve thousands of Texas A&M University students, researchers and academics every day. Founded as Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas in 1871, it is now the second largest university in the United States by number of students, with approximately 64,000 students, compared to 66,000 at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. A&M has more than 12,000 engineering students. with international campuses. The construction of the superfast train offers the university the opportunity to become more attractive to American students. Dallas and Houston are respectively the fourth and fifth largest economies in the US, after New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. The two metropolitan areas boast one of the highest population growth rates in the United States. The Dallas-Fort Worth-Metroplex conurbation, according to the US Census Bureau, experienced one of the largest population growth rates in the United States, of one million people from 2010 to 2018. It is estimated that over 6 million passengers in the 2029 and over 13 million in 2050 will benefit from the bullet train between Dallas and Houston.