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#Bandung #Whoosh #Java #Indonesia #travel #highspeedrail #highspeedtrain #train #trainstation #gunzel
@bananabob@mastodon.nzChina unveils prototype for what could be the world’s fastest high-speed train
How I wish we could have a network of these in #NZ
The CR450 has reached test speeds as high as 450km/h,…
www.rnz.co.nz60 years ago, on Oct 1st, 1964, the very first Shinkansen line was inaugurated. It connected Tokyo and Osaka with new trains reaching up to 220km/h. With its introduction just in time for the Olympic Games in Japan, the era of highspeed trains dawned.
#RailwaySunday #Shinkansen #BulletTrain #Asia #Japan #OlympicGames #HighspeedTrain #Railways #Train
Vor 60 Jahren nahmen die Japaner den ersten Hochgeschwindigkeitszug…
www.geo.deToronto to Montreal in 3 hours? Canada might be finally ready to build a high speed rail line — but how fast it will be remains an open question
Absolutely nothing new in this article, except may be to learn the federal might take a decision in November.
In the coming weeks, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s…
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@sustainrelease@mastodon.socialGreat news! When I'm 75 years old, I will finally be able to reach #Viseu by train again. 
(The rail connection to the district's capital has been defunct since the 80s)
#portugal #highspeedtrain #aveiro #guarda #beiraalta #comboio #train
Portugal has released its new National Railway Plan…
International Railway JournalA BR HST under test in Mexico https://area51.media/videos/watch/3be86916-2b0e-4b97-8bfb-972e20217bb0
Those interested in data-visualisation, network and graph creation, rail and public transport, or crayons might want to check it out. Plane enthusiasts maybe less so
#DataVisualisation #DataScience #rail #population #Europe #HighSpeedTrain
@ainmosni@berlin.socialI just found out that there's a #EU citizens initiative to connect all EU #capitals by #HighSpeedTrain.
As someone who lives in #Berlin, and still has family and friends in #Amsterdam, I would love this to happen.
I refuse to take the plane for such a small distance, and there's no way it should take 7 hours by train.
The initiative can be found here: https://www.connect-capitals-hsr.eu/
And you can sign directly here: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/035/public/#/screen/home
Please sign, and share.
Australia Bush Fires Coincide with Proposed High-Speed Train Path, Smart Cities
#fire #fires #australia #newzealand #kiwi #train #smartcity #billgates #china #Agenda2030 #Agenda21 #california #HighSpeedTrain
The onslaught of bush fires in Australia is readily attributed to “climate change” religion, but there’s more to the story than the first hoax. The various locations where the bush fires started coincided with the proposed path for high-speed trains and the proposed locations of “smart cities.”
The Preparation
In order to effectively implement the plan of clearing the areas to be used for the aforementioned projects, the budget for the Fire and Rescue NSW was cut by $12.9 million, while the volunteer-run Rural Fire Services lost $26.7 million as expenses.
Byron Bay, which is currently being torn apart by fires, was promised $5.85 million for a new fire station in Kingscliff. The funding has yet to arrive.
Many firefighters are currently battling the blazes with bore water, as New South Wales is currently experiencing a severe drought and was already running out of resources before the fires began.
As a result, thousands of residents have been told not to expect help from the NSW Rural Fire Services and were left to evacuate for themselves.
As we have explored previously, natural cycles are a common occurrence in this country, and the temperatures and heat experienced is certainly not a new phenomenon.
Instead, the key point to note is that conditions regularly get so dry that if a variety of bushfires were to start at any point across the country, they would leave a distinct mark and spread quickly — especially if there was no response to contain them.
policies over the last few years have also made hazard reduction activities more difficult, including a cut back in back-burning, where authorities identify at-risk areas close to developments and ‘reduce the load’ with controlled burning in preparation for bushfire season.
Not doing so adds more fuel to the fire. Fast forward to today, and there is over 80 fires spreading, all lit at the same time.
As we learn more about the ongoing bushfire ‘crisis’, many mainstream media news reports are now suggesting that most of the fires were intentionally lit.
