David Davis launches report proposing alternatives to HS2

The transcript critiques the HS2 project, highlighting its ill-conceived nature, high costs, and shifting justifications. It argues that the project will likely overrun its budget and become obsolete due to technological advancements. The speaker suggests that the funds could be better spent on 28 alternative projects that promise more certainty, speed, and effectiveness. The transcript concludes that HS2 will not solve regional imbalances and is not worth pursuing.

What concerns are raised about the technology used in HS2?

What is the speaker's overall stance on the HS2 project?