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In 2025, the Inland Empire launched major transportation initiatives, including the $12 billion Brightline West bullet train, which will connect Rancho Cucamonga to Las Vegas by 2028, significantly reducing travel time. Meanwhile, the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority defunded the A Line light rail extension, affecting Montclair's economic plans, and Ontario International Airport expanded its routes, anticipating over 7 million passengers. Additionally, North America's first hydrogen-powered train, the ZEMU, commenced operations on the Arrow route.