Top 15 Countries with Fastest Operating Speed Trains 2023
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high speed rail
It is a kind of passenger railway that runs at a faster speed than normal rail traffic.
In this video we will show you the top 15 countriest fastest trains in the world.
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China Railways vs India Railways
#Train#Railways#high_speed
Japan: The Birth of High-Speed Rail
Europe: An International High-Speed Network
China: Surpassing the Rest of the World
United States: Lagging Behind but Catching Up?
High-Speed Rail by Country
Long-term Prospects for High-Speed Rail
HSR advocates further argue that the throughput (in terms of numbers of people moved from place to place for a given investment) provided by high-speed rail far outpaces those provided by highways or airports. In the chart to the left, the US High Speed Rail Association depicts how high-speed rail offers significant time savings compared with flying or driving between downtown San Francisco and downtown Los Angeles in California.
Transportation benefits. Many would argue that economic development should not be the main measure of a transportation system, but that its ability to move people and goods should be the primary consideration. That is how highway and airport projects are evaluated. Every country that builds HSR does so for the high capacity, sustainable mobility it delivers, first and foremost, with economic development and better safety as beneficial side effects.
Energy savings. Reducing the number of cars on roads and highways translates into big energy savings and a reduced demand for oil. According to International Union of Railways (UIC) data, high-speed rail is more than four times as energy efficient as driving in cars and nearly nine times more efficient than flying.
It is a kind of passenger railway that runs at a faster speed than normal rail traffic.
In this video we will show you the top 15 countriest fastest trains in the world.
But first, share the video and subscribe to the channel
China Railways vs India Railways
#Train#Railways#high_speed
Japan: The Birth of High-Speed Rail
Europe: An International High-Speed Network
China: Surpassing the Rest of the World
United States: Lagging Behind but Catching Up?
High-Speed Rail by Country
Long-term Prospects for High-Speed Rail
HSR advocates further argue that the throughput (in terms of numbers of people moved from place to place for a given investment) provided by high-speed rail far outpaces those provided by highways or airports. In the chart to the left, the US High Speed Rail Association depicts how high-speed rail offers significant time savings compared with flying or driving between downtown San Francisco and downtown Los Angeles in California.
Transportation benefits. Many would argue that economic development should not be the main measure of a transportation system, but that its ability to move people and goods should be the primary consideration. That is how highway and airport projects are evaluated. Every country that builds HSR does so for the high capacity, sustainable mobility it delivers, first and foremost, with economic development and better safety as beneficial side effects.
Energy savings. Reducing the number of cars on roads and highways translates into big energy savings and a reduced demand for oil. According to International Union of Railways (UIC) data, high-speed rail is more than four times as energy efficient as driving in cars and nearly nine times more efficient than flying.