PUEBLO — When lawyer Jim Koncilja saw China and Europe developing 200-mile-per-hour bullet ... rail service. A red wooden station built in 1887 in Grover (population 160), 60 miles northeast ...

The ambitious 13,000-kilometer high-speed rail line, dubbed the "China-Russia ... As it is proposed, the rail link would begin in Northeast China, cut through Siberia and Eastern Russia, cross the ...

New railway projects in Thailand have long been hampered by a lack of finance and government bureaucracy. But with a new $US 68.5bn transport infrastructure financing ...

The Chinese embassy's graphic contrasts a fleet of sleek, Chinese high-speed passenger trains with an older American freight train listing slightly on a crumbling track. "China Vs. USA," the post ...

(Mainichi) TOKYO -- Trouble between a passenger and a conductor aboard a bullet train on the Tohoku Shinkansen Line in northeastern Japan resulted in damage to a window, causing delays to the ...

The E5 series, developed by East Japan Railway (JR East), has been in service since 2011 and can reach speeds of up to 320 km/h. In a major development for India’s bullet train ambitions, Japan ...

Part reboot, part sequel, Bullet Train Explosion revisits the nail-biting scenario of a high-speed train that will explode if its speed drops below 100 miles per hour (161km/h). The 1975 film ...

The Varanasi-Patna-Howrah High-Speed Rail Corridor is a proposed bullet train project in India. It aims to connect Varanasi and Howrah, covering approximately 760 kilometres. The train will pass ...

The train runs on the china high speed rail system. Comparing this to past bullet train experiences such as the Shinkansen (Japanese bullet train) this one blew me out of the water.

(Mainichi) TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Shinkansen bullet train services in northeastern Japan resumed Wednesday after a more than eight-hour stoppage caused by debris on an overhead wire and strong winds ...

Though it offers a shorter link between China and Europe, it takes longer. More borders must be crossed. So must the Caspian ...