Whoosh 350 KMH! 217 MPH Bullet Train Indonesia HSR High Speed Rail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- From Halim station in Jakarta to the station used for transfers to central Bandung. We acheived a top speed of 348 Kilometers Per Hour or around 216 Miles Per Hour. The entire trip on-board Whoosh is only 30 minutes.
The wait time and transfers in Jakarta, to the LRT and the feeder train in Bandung exceed the actual HSR journey time itself by quite a bit.
These are the fastest passenger trains in the world in revenue service, tied with their same design also in current use on China's HSR lines. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Amazing
Still remember back in the days Indonesian trains are trash, so crowded, people are sitting on it, so dirty, chaotic, and now look at this. Woah.
This is the amazing high speed rail line, brand new & only open since late 2023.
China's HSR High Speed Rail network is the largest in the world. And they have the fastest trains in the world now. Yes, the Chinese HSR trains are FASTER than those in Europe including both Germany/France & yes, faster than the much talked about Shinkansen Japanese bullet trains. Whoosh is FASTER! Indonesia literally leap-frogs ahead decades ahead of other countries with this transportation. High Speed Rail is better for the planet, better for people & the best alternative to both road transport and air travel. You get the high speed travel time, and the train is a much better ride than either the bus or plane.
AWESOME WAY TO GO - Indonesia~! Whoosh YES!
End of this year or early next year the second phase of this bullet train project will be continuing. Indonesian railways last decade is so so bad. But nowday has change revolutionary.
Yes, it is amazing to see. China was still using steam locomotives 20 years ago in train service. But today China has the largest network of HSR High Speed Rail in the world and it continues to expand.
Before Laos had no railway at all. But now Laos has a modern fast passenger train route connected with China and should be expanded to Thailand. But yes, one can actually take a train now the entire length of Laos. And just a few years ago such a trip was an impossible dream.
Indonesia is doing well to develop it's passenger and freight train infrastructure. Both in Jakarta and on Java island but also to other parts of Indonesia as well. It's great for the people of Indonesia and for visitors and tourists as well, of course.
@@LionelPostwarMPC Yes and the surprising the state own company of PT INKA, also growth rapidly, make new Jakarta LRT, the new KRL, and also export coaches and loco to Philippines, Bangladesh, etc. Next in 2026 the medium speed train made locally by PT INKA will be launching.