The California High-Speed Rail Authority has completed the Road 26 grade separation in Madera County, the 60th structure in the Central Valley project. - The overpass improves safety for pedestrians and vehicles crossing the BNSF railroad and future high-speed tracks.
- The project used over 6,500 cubic yards of concrete and 1.1 million pounds of steel. - It is estimated to provide $127 million in public benefits over 30 years.
- Statewide, the project has created nearly 19,200 jobs and generated $25 billion in economic impact.