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Connecting Las Vegas to SoCal.

Brightline West will be America’s first true high-speed passenger rail system. The modern, eco-friendly system will redefine train travel in America and connect two of our most iconic destinations: Las Vegas and Southern California.

 

The 218-mile passenger rail service will operate from Las Vegas to Rancho Cucamonga, California with the majority of the alignment within the median of the I-15.

Brightline West proposed train routes

Today, nearly 50 million annual trips occur between Los Angeles and Las Vegas – over 85% of them by car – a trip which is unpredictable, unreliable and challenged by congestion. Brightline West expects to serve more than 9 million one-way passengers annually.

 

Construction is expected to take about 4 years with service beginning in 2028.

Rendering of a Brightline train traveling alongside heavy traffic.

Our Trains

Our all-electric, zero emission trains will be equipped with state-of-the-art amenities. Trains will be capable of reaching top speeds of 200 mph, getting passengers from Las Vegas to Rancho Cucamonga in about 2 hours and 10 minutes (2x faster than the normal drive time).
Economic Impact
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$10+ Billion in Economic Impact

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$1 Billion in Tax Revenues

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35,000+ Construction Jobs
(10,000+ Union Field Jobs)

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1,000 Permanent Jobs
(900 Union Jobs)

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Will Include Union Labor

Environmental Benefits
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Fully Electric

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Powered Largely by Emission-Free Sources

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400K+ Tons of CO2 Removed Per Year

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Maintain/Improve Existing Wildlife Crossings

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517M+ Fewer Vehicle Miles Traveled Per Year

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Supports Nevada and California’s Climate Strategies

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