The Texas-Oklahoma Passenger Rail Study is an evaluation of a range of passenger rail service options in an 850-mile corridor from Oklahoma City to South Texas. The study concluded in November 2017 after the completion of a service-level environmental impact statement (EIS) and a service development plan. Both of these reports document how passenger rail could serve Texas communities and the benefits and impacts of different passenger rail choices. The study considers the corridor as a whole, as well as three discrete portions of the corridor:

• Northern: Oklahoma City to Dallas/Fort Worth
• Central: Dallas/Fort Worth to San Antonio
• Southern: San Antonio to Rio Grande Valley/Corpus Christi/Laredo

Project website: https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/projects/studies/statewide/texas-oklahoma-rail.html

Speaker(s): Bruce Horowitz,

Agenda:

11:30 am – lunch & conversation

12:00 pm – presentation & discussion

1:00 pm – adjourn

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Transit

Red Line 

Metro Center Station
Exit station through 13TH ST NW & G ST NW entrance.
Walk approx. 2 blocks North on 13th St NW.

Orange/Blue/Silver Lines 

McPherson Square Station
Exit station through 14TH & I ST NW – FRANKLIN SQUARE entrance.
Walk approximately 1 block East on I St NW.

Parking: Advance discounted reservations available at www.spothero.com

Location:
Room: Suite 1200 East
Bldg: American Public Transportation Association
1300 I Street, NW
Washington, District of Columbia
20005