Shinkansen Bullet Train

Definition

The Shinkansen bullet train is a high-speed railway system in Japan known for its speed, efficiency, safety features, and advanced technology. It connects major cities across Japan at speeds of up to 320 km/h (200 mph).

Related terms

Maglev Trains: Maglev trains are high-speed trains that use magnetic levitation technology to eliminate friction between the train and tracks, allowing for even faster speeds.

Transportation Infrastructure: Transportation infrastructure refers to the physical structures such as roads, railways, airports, and ports that enable the movement of goods and people.

Railway Safety Systems: Railway safety systems include various technologies and protocols implemented to ensure safe operations on railway networks, such as signaling systems, automatic braking systems, and track maintenance.