High Speed Train Acela Express - United States
The high speed trainsets designed and manufactured under the control of Bombardier for Amtrak are the fastest trains in North America. The eight-section Acela Express trains operate at speeds up to 150 mph along the Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C., New York and Boston, with intermediate stops. Each trainset consists of power cars at the front and rear with a first class car, four coaches, and a café car in between, which is completely accessible to passengers with limited mobilityAdvanced tilt technology in the trailer car provides a smooth, quiet, comfortable ride. In addition the train is particularly energy efficient and environmentally friendly as a result of the facility for saving braking energy, so-called regenerative braking,
