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The government is constantly making efforts to increase railway connectivity. Railways are developing rapidly in India. In today’s time, modern options like hydrogen trains, metro, rapid rail and Vande Bharat Express are offering fast, safe and comfortable travel for passengers. But the question is, who is the fastest? Let us know about these trains and know what is their speed.
Hydrogen train
India is going to start its first hydrogen train soon, which will be the largest hydrogen train in the world. This train will run between Jind to Sonipat in Haryana. This hydrogen train will run at a speed of 110 to 140 kmph. This train is very favorable for the environment, as it causes almost zero pollution compared to diesel engines.
Metro
The metro is called the beating of cities. Metro rail is the backbone of transport in big cities of India. Delhi Metro is the largest metro system in the country, the maximum speed of which is 80 kilometers per hour. Since the metro is made for short distances and cities, its average speed remains around 50 km/h.
Rapid rail
Talking about Rapid Rail, Rapid Rail, now called ‘Namo Bharat’, is made for routes like Delhi-Meerut. Its maximum speed is 180 kilometers per hour and it can complete 82 kilometers in just 50 minutes.
Vande Metro
India’s Shan Vande Bharat Express is India’s semi-high-speed train, which is 180 km per hour, but most average speeds are 83-96 km/h.
Whose speed is the highest
The speed of both Vande Bharat Train and Rapid Rail is almost equal. The maximum speed of the rapid rail is stated to be 180 km per hour but currently it has been tried at a speed of 160 km per hour. Talking about Vande Bharat train, its top speed has been kept at 180 km per hour. While it has been allowed to run at a speed of 160 kmph on the railway track. Which depends on the railway track. Rapid rail and Vande India are the fastest. Vande India is made for long distance while the rapid rail is made for medium distance journey.
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