VOICED: Europeans eager to see America build high speed rail

The video discusses the involvement of French firms like Veolia and Alstom in the US transit system, highlighting the need for these companies to localize operations to comply with the Buy America Act. It explores the potential for high-speed rail development in the US, driven by federal investment, and the challenges of adapting European technology to American infrastructure. The video concludes with plans for new high-speed rail lines and the role of foreign firms in this expansion.

Discuss the differences between high-speed trains in Europe and those planned for the US.

What role do entrenched local routes play for foreign firms in securing contracts in the US?