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They have made some changes to combat the negative press but still wrong. Orlando to Miami 236 miles. Time listed on Wikipedia 210min or 3.5hrs. 236/3.5=67mph.
by instagib 2y ago
They have made some changes to combat the negative press but still wrong.
Orlando to Miami 236 miles. Time listed on Wikipedia 210min or 3.5hrs. 236/3.5=67mph.
Many previous articles complained of slow speeds but they are listing unloaded speeds or something.
Speeds to Miami:
West palm beach 54-60mph
Boca Raton: 60mph
Fort Lauderdale: 60mph
Aventura: 67mph
- fransje26 2y ago> Orlando to Miami 236 miles. Time listed on Wikipedia 210min or 3.5hrs. 236/3.5=67mph. As an average speed, that is of course correct. But that includes 6 stops along the way, as well as the time needed to enter and exit the stations before being back on high-speed tracks, and the time needed to decelerate/accelerate. So that doesn't preclude a top speed of 125 mph on some portions of the track. Ideally you would want a high-speed train on dedicated track, with dedicated stations, and few stops, as done in France, for example. You can choose to have train connections from stations inside city centers, as done in Germany, but than you will loose a lot of time actually getting to these stations, and consequently have a substantial lower average traveling speed.