Development prospects of high-speed railway industry


Release time:

2023-09-16

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The development of the high-speed railway industry has gone through three waves:The first wave broke ground in Japan on April 5, 1959 (1964-1990), when the world's first truly high-speed railway, the Tokaido Shinkansen, broke ground;

The development of the high-speed railway industry has gone through three waves:

The first wave broke ground in Japan on April 5, 1959 (1964-1990), when the world's first truly high-speed railway, the Tokaido Shinkansen, broke ground;

The second wave (from 1990 to the mid-1990s) saw most developed countries in Europe, such as France and Germany, construct high-speed railways on a large scale or across borders, gradually forming a road network;

The third wave (from the mid-1990s to present) has sparked a frenzy of reducing high-speed railways in Asia (South Korea, China), North America (United States), and Australia (Australia).