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Independent
The world's first 'hydrail' can travel almost 500 miles per day at speeds of up to 87mph
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Mashable
Rio Tinto are betting on in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, with the world's first fully-autonomous heavy haul, long distance rail network.
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Elektrek
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Express
RAIL travel is set to enter a new steam age with up to 100 diesel trains to be converted to run on eco-friendly hydrogen. The fleet, which could be on the network in three years, will have the same speed and range as diesel trains but will be almost silent with their only emissions being water released as puffs of steam.
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Bloomberg
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SingularityHub
Can maglev trains overcome cost and construction challenges to become the next mode of high-speed transportation, or will they be overtaken by other ideas?
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Digital Trends
Japan has begun testing its next-generation bullet train in trial runs that will see it reach speeds of 248 mph. It’s surely its coolest design to date, too, with the 22-meter-long nose on its front car guaranteed to turn heads.
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Fox Business
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison on technology's impact on health care, the future of AI, autonomous vehicles, California's plans for a high-speed train and h...
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BBC
Trains that emit pure water could be in the UK by the "early 2020s", according to the government.
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Washington Examiner
It’s no great surprise someone is already predicting self-driving cars will soon be used as mobile brothels. Anyone who has ever watched any teen movie ever will also predict that they’ll be used for the same activity without the cash intervention as well. Keep in mind there’s reasonable historical evidence to tell us that the Model T led to a decrease in the incidence of virginity at marria
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Wendover Productions
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The Conversation
Fuel cells are being touted as an alternative to costly electrification – but no one knows if they'll really be cheaper.
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Arstechnica
Alfa-X slated for service in 2030, leaving room for another high-speed rail to catch up.
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News China TV
Fast as wind! China unveils the prototype of a high-speed maglev train which could be capable of speeds of up to 600 km/h.
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Davidsbeenhere
In April of 2019, I spent ten incredible days exploring the cities of Shanghai, Suzhou, and Hangzhou in China. It was my second trip to China in four years –...
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Inverse
The new trains would reach speeds of more than 620 mph.
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The Telegraph
Record numbers of people are taking trains over planes to get from London to Scotland as a "flight shaming" movement urges travellers to cut their carbon footprint.
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Interesting Engineering
The new rail-less passenger system could give Elon Musk's Hyperloop a run for its money.
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The Economist
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