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In terms of the railway? I'd say it caught up with Japan or France, and the US is not even in the race
by usrnm 7mo ago
In terms of the railway? I'd say it caught up with Japan or France, and the US is not even in the race
- jmyeet 7mo agoPersonally I would’ve understood this as sarcasm on its own but the commenter even added the /s sarcasm tone indicator. Come on now.
- jaimex2 7mo agolol, you can get a bullet train in Japan whenever to wherever and it'll be exactly on time. No one else is remotely close to their network and won't be for a long time.
- karunamurti 7mo agoEh, China's route is around 15 times more expansive and longer, similar punctuality, and way cheaper ticket per km, about 10-15 times cheaper. The only thing annoying for China's HSR is security check on the terminals.
- bamboozled 7mo agoComplete copium to say wherever, whenever. It's a brilliant system, but it's not that good and it is expensive.
- K0balt 7mo agoSo wild considering that the USA would be an amazing place to visit (and live) if it were connected by proper rail. As it is if you’re not rich enough to fly private, it feels like going back to the Stone Age vs places with well developed high speed rail.
- GuestFAUniverse 7mo agocoughing \s or /s stand for "sarcasm" But thanks for stating the obvious.