Will we ever get railways like this.?
Beijing -Shanghai (1318 Km) new High Speed Train
This is Beijing station
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June 30th, 2011, the official carrier of the first riders of the
Beijing-Shanghai high-speed rail train pulled out from the Beijing South Railway Station, bound for Shanghai.
Through the Beijing South Third Ring Road.
The crew to board first.
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With the design speed of 350 kmh, the maximum speed is
300 kmh. Trains are divided into first-class car, second-class cars, dining cars, business cars and VIP tourist area.
To meet special requirements of passengers, there are dedicated
disabled riding area, wheelchair accessible bathrooms and corridors.
Journey time for the 1318 km run, 4 hours and 48 minutes.
The full fare: second-class seat 555 yuan (£55), first-class seat
935 yuan (£93). (To compare; standard economy one-way fare, flight Paris to Rome on Air France, 1120 km, flight time 2hrs, is £561, as at April 2012).
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