CA High Speed Rail Construction – CP4

Geotechnical Engineering

The construction of the high-speed rail in California is a major infrastructure project that aims to improve the sustainability of the state. The project involves the construction of various structures, including waterways and wildlife crossings, as well as overpasses, underpasses, and viaducts. These structures will help the high-speed rail navigate through the Tulare, Kern, and Wasco regions, spanning a distance of 22 miles. In addition to its environmental benefits, this project will also provide economic benefits to the local community. The construction process is expected to create jobs that will last for approximately three years. This will provide a boost to the local economy and help to support the livelihoods of workers in the region.