High-speed rail network

A high-speed rail network is an advanced train system designed for fast, efficient travel over long distances. These trains run on specially built tracks, often elevated or dedicated, allowing them to reach speeds typically exceeding 250 km/h (155 mph). This technology reduces travel time significantly compared to conventional trains or cars, providing a convenient, eco-friendly alternative for commuters and travelers. High-speed rail networks connect major cities, stimulate economic growth, and help decrease road congestion and carbon emissions by offering a sustainable transportation option.