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HS2 Project Alters Plans, Drops Autonomous Train Technology

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HS2 has decided to drop its autonomous train technology to simplify the project.
The National Audit Office reports the changes aim to expedite project completion.
Proposed maximum speed has been revised from 360 km/h to 320 km/h.
The revised approach could save between £1 billion and £2.5 billion.
There are concerns that slower speeds may reduce the railway's long-term benefits.

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HS2 has decided to drop its autonomous train technology to simplify the project.
The National Audit Office reports the changes aim to expedite project completion.
Proposed maximum speed has been revised from 360 km/h to 320 km/h.
The revised approach could save between £1 billion and £2.5 billion.
There are concerns that slower speeds may reduce the railway's long-term benefits.

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