High-speed trains
High-speed trains are advanced rail systems designed to travel at significantly higher speeds than traditional trains, often exceeding 155 miles per hour (250 kilometers per hour). They use specialized tracks and technology to minimize friction and enhance safety, making them a popular choice for long-distance travel in countries like Japan and France.
These trains offer a fast and efficient alternative to cars and airplanes, reducing travel time between major cities. High-speed rail networks contribute to lower carbon emissions and can help alleviate traffic congestion, promoting a more sustainable mode of transportation for passengers.