Since the bullet train has run in Japan, how many fatalities has it suffered, as of 2019?
Correct answer: 0
Centenarian
I went on it in Tokyo back in 2001. I would like to go back. Time is not on my side but I can still get around unaided
RushMama2112
We need to invest in upgrading our rail system.
ChampionNymph37634
We need to develope a similar transportation system here in the U.S., folks are too selfish & won't give up the convenience & privacy of their cars. We need a whole mind-set change, and I just don't see it happening.
Nausicaa
they need trains like this everywhere
Miancee22
Centenarian, you sound like such an interesting man and a hero! Your stories are amazing! Hats off to you, Sir 👍
Player Say what!?
Player #7719043, Very few comments make me laugh out loud, but yours did. 😁
ColonelSwak
captainpokeymunky568, most I've been on average probably 220km/h when cruising but I have been on them close to 270. They are capable of 300 (190 mph) There is one which is separate to Shinkansen which can hit upwards of 550km/h.
sizeable satellite
It is probably a great idea except the part where it has to go thru someone's property in rural areas. It was fought in an area of Texas a few years back, not to allow it.
RICK-N-BACHER
ChampionNymph37634, it works well in Japan because it's a small country compared to the US
Player #2512936
ChampionNymph37634, Trains need to stay on Their Tracks. Too many accidents.
Neil
UnsparingHawk101, silver streak. My second favorite after so be evil hear no evil
Uninitialized
captainpokeymunky568apparently they are doing something correctly !! well done !! im sure that speed exceed over 110mph. will have to research that further.
ChewyGazelle68623
Top 5: Global Trivia, Toyota has way too many people!!