Train to Busan A zombie plague breaks out on a Korean bullet train and a ragtag band of passengers must fight from car to car to escape.

Two construction firms seek an extra $300 million for bullet train work Two huge construction firms that are helping to build about 54 miles of bullet train structures in the Central Valley are seeking an additional $300 million on their fixed-price contracts, the Los Angeles Times has learned.

New legal challenge to California bullet train is filed in Superior Court Opponents of the California bullet train alleged in legal papers filed Tuesday that the California legislature violated the state constitution when it passed a law last year amending and modifying the $9-billion high speed rail bond act that voters a Read more ... pproved in 2008.

Python wrapped around armrest halts Japanese 'bullet' train TOKYO (AP) — A passenger spotted a python curled around the armrest of another passenger's seat on a Japanese high-speed Shinkansen "bullet" train, forcing the train to make an unscheduled stop. No one was injured in the…

California cap-and-trade auction falls far short, a to blow bullet train financing The quarterly auction will provide $2.5 million for the bullet train. The rail authority had been expecting about $150 million.

L.A. County communities protest planned bullet train route A diverse alliance of communities is fighting California's long-planned bullet train route into the heart of the San Fernando Valley, saying it would bring irreparable harm.

The "7-Minute Miracle" In Japan Bullet Train | 9GAG.tv About 323 Shinkansen bullet trains depart Tokyo station daily, transporting about 400,000 passengers every day, and these super cleaning crew only need 7 minutes to make you a comfortable journey.

The "7-Minute Miracle" In Japan Bullet Train | 9GAG.tv About 323 Shinkansen bullet trains depart Tokyo station daily, transporting about 400,000 passengers every day, and these super cleaning crew only need 7 minutes to make you a comfortable journey.

Doing the math on California's bullet train fares Riding California's bullet train from Los Angeles to San Francisco would cost "about $50 a person," supporters wrote in ballot arguments seven years ago when voters approved billions in funding for the project.

150 Years of Working on the Railroad The 19th century had the transcontinental; we have the bullet train.