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Old Posted Mar 9, 2018, 6:08 PM
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Originally Posted by jammer139 View Post
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-10/pa...rain-clips-car-at-level-crossing/8792328

Video isn't even a real HSR train. ie: 200Kmh plus

Real HSR track beds that support 200, 250, 300+ Kmh trains cannot risk level crossings from safety perspective. You can't afford a accident at this speed.

It's way different then a freight train rail bed that maxes out at 120Kmh.

How many level crossings are so torn up by vehicles (ie: trucks) that you wouldn't be able to run the train at its rated speed.

Spending $30B to run trains at 150Kmh is a show stopper. Just like spending $500M plus on BRT that only saves 1-3 mins on a bus trip in London.
I agree 100%. Safety is #1 here folks.
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