Studie zur Hochgeschwindigkeitszügen

High-speed rail can mean many things, depending on context. For a traveler, HSR typically delivers comfort, speed, punctuality, safety and reliability just to begin—especially when journeying between central city business districts at a time ofincreasing airline delays. For those who remember pictures of the first Shinkansen whizzing past Mount Fuji in 1964 or the TGV streaming from Paris to Lyon in the early 1980s, these images revolutionized the popular view of rail travel.