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10 historical, engineering facts about Japan's prestigious bullet trains
by Kushal Soni
- 5 year ago |  6085
  • The first bullet train was inaugurated in Japan in the year 1964, right before the Tokyo Olympics. It could move upto 320 km per hour.
  • A few years before Shinkansen was inaugurated in Japan, Emile Bachelet of New York demonstrated a prototype of what was to become a magnetic levitating car.
  • The first commercial magnetic levitating car ran in Birmingham from 1984-95 between the international airport and the international railway station.
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10 mind-blowing facts about the Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail project
by Kushal Soni
- 5 year ago |  7862
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  • 1. Cheaper than flights? The government, in its own words, aims to keep the bullet train ride “affordable for all”.
  • 2. Seating capacity and frequency: 16 coaches- 1250 passengers; 70 Ahmedabad-Mumbai sorties in a day.
  • 3. Stations: It will cover a total of 12 stations; Mumbai, Thane, Virar, Boisar, Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Anand, Ahmedabad and Sabarmati.
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Bullet train in India
by Benedict D'costa
- 4 year ago |  1779
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  • The work on the country's first high speed bullet train between Ahmedabad and Mumbai is on in full swing.
  • The train would cover the distance of over 500 km between the two cities in less than three hours, from the present seven hours.
  • The train will halt at 12 stations, out of which four fall in Maharashtra.
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Bullet Train - Mumbai to Ahmedabad
by Kamal Waghel
- 4 year ago |  1570
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  • Bullet train will have 12 stops of 165 seconds each. The bullet train will make passengers reach in 2 hours 58 minutes from Ahmedabad to Mumbai.
  • 35 Bullet trains to be run everyday with about 70 trips per day.
  • 825 hectares of land required for the project at 92% of the route will be elevated, 6% of the route will go through a tunnel and 2% will be on the ground.
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