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HS2 High-Speed Rail Project

Sector: Government • Location: London, Birmingham, United Kingdom

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HS2 is a major high-speed rail project in the UK intended to run trains at 360 km per hour between London and Birmingham, with plans originally extending to Manchester and Leeds. The project aims to increase rail capacity and improve journey times, but is considering running trains at slower speeds to reduce costs and accelerate service commencement.

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The project “HS2 High-Speed Rail Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in London, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from inkl.

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HS2 is a major high-speed rail project in the UK intended to run trains at 360 km per hour between London and Birmingham, with plans originally extending to Manchester and Leeds. The project aims to increase rail capacity and improve journey times, but is considering running trains at slower speeds to reduce costs and accelerate service commencement.

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