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that's not a bad thing necessarily

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@samstranghorwitz But i also heard that the train frequencies are around an 1hr 30min apart.

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Rain doesn’t stop me

I mean I also rail fanned in the rain

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@samstranghorwitz I also have a surprise for you on the community posts

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Dude it’s 125 MPH, most German regional trains don’t go this fast lol.

@samstranghorwitz German high speed rail goes 185mph so does Spain's, TVG reached 350mph in a test but more impressively on one of its routes it averages 175mph and that includes time spent at stations. In Italy they go 190mph and the very first high-speed rail opened in Japan in time for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics traveled at 130mph. It now runs at 177mph while other services in Japan reach 200mph and the Chinese run theirs at 240mph. Amtrak is not a regional train, it's a national service that reaches 46 states and 3 Canadian provinces but it's not even fast enough to qualify as high-speed rail. Also it's speed limit is 80mph or less in the vast majority of its routes with only one little section that can do 160 but that's just so your super elites can get from DC to NY without getting bored

@@1GeorgeJungbro is mad lool

he has a point our trains are slow compared to other countries

@NortheastCorridorFilms and don't get me wrong, I'm from Australia, our trains are absolutely shit, most 3rd world countries have better trains then us. But when I think about overseas trainspotting, I'd only go to America to see steam trains

@@USRailfanYT a slow train doing slow things? Sometimes I wonder if America's have extreme censorship since they believe they're the only country in the world

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