Elon Musk retweeted a post criticizing California's high-speed rail project: it has cost $15 billion since 2008, has yet to connect any cities, and its total cost is projected to exceed $200 billion.
Musk retweeted a post by @nickshirleyy, which highlighted that the California High-Speed Rail project has cost $15 billion since 2008, yet has not connected any cities or laid any tracks. The project's total estimated cost is over $200 billion and is considered almost impossible to complete. The tweet also contrasted this with China's high-speed rail development during the same period, stating that China has built over 30,000 miles of high-speed rail network, while California still has zero. Additionally, over $500 million has gone to contractors unable to perform, and houses are being built along the planned route, causing farmers to lose their farms.
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