NextGen Acela High-Speed Rail Trains
Sector: Rail • Location: United States
Source: CNBC
Amtrak is introducing five of its 28 planned new NextGen Acela trains, marking the next phase of America's attempt at high-speed rail. These trains will run between Washington, D.C., and Boston, increasing the top speed from 150 mph to 160 mph, and will replace the current Acela equipment. The new trains accommodate 27% more customers and feature free high-speed Wi-Fi, wider seats, a tilt system f
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Description | Amtrak is introducing five of its 28 planned new NextGen Acela trains, marking the next phase of America's attempt at high-speed rail. These trains will run between Washington, D.C., and Boston, increasing the top speed from 150 mph to 160 mph, and will replace the current Acela equipment. The new trains accommodate 27% more customers and feature free high-speed Wi-Fi, wider seats, a tilt system for a smoother ride, and more daily departures. Amtrak aims to deploy all 28 trains by 2027. |
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