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How Are High Speed Trains Powered?

High-speed trains exist in various countries throughout the world, surpassing speeds of 200 mph (321 kp/h). However, many often wonder what powers these trains to reach such high speeds. So, how...

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Which Countries Have High Speed Rail?

High speed rail has become a lucrative form of transportation, transforming the convenience and practicality of rail transport throughout the world. Which countries have high speed rail? Countries...

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How Wide Is A Narrow Gauge Railway Line?

Railways come in a variety of different gauges. Narrow gauge lines are oftentimes utilized in mountainous terrain, however, today, narrow gauge lines are typically used in tourist operations. How...

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How Fast Do Bullet Trains Go?

Since the Japanese Shinkansen was introduced in 1964, high speed rail has been a popular topic in many countries throughout the world, however, only a number of countries have been able to implement...

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LNER Class A4 4468 “Mallard”

LNER Class A4 4468 "Mallard" is recognized for its record setting run on 3 July 1938, when it reached 126 mph, a record for speed utilizing steam traction. The record was set on Stoke Bank near...

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The Pennsylvania Railroad “The Standard of the World”

For over one-hundred years, the mighty Pennsylvania Railroad commanded travel in the eastern and mid-western parts of the country. The massive 30,000 mile network stretched to Chicago, The Great...

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