China runs world’s fastest commercial bullet train at 217 mph

		7061 East Pleasant Valley Road, Independence, Ohio 44131 • (216) 241-2630 / Fax: (216) 241-6516

	Contact BLET BLET Main Page IBT Main Page IBT Rail Conference TCRC Main Page BLET Memorial Page
	Membership
	BLET Members Area APPLICATION Disaster Relief
	Benefits
	RailroaderSleep.org Express Scripts Formulary 401(k) Plan w / Merrill Lynch 401(k) ML Benefits Online Sun Life Short-Term Disability NS Short-Term Disability Proof of Disability Form Wabash Mem. Hospital Assn. Iron Road Healthcare (UPREHS) Fringe Benefits 2020 (PDF) RRB Reminders 2020 (PDF) Your Track to Health United Behavioral Health CARE Hospital Association
	News and Issues
	News Flash Daily Headlines Newsletter Journal High Alert: Rail Security News Ryan Budget High Speed Rail
	Departments
	Organizing Education & Training BLET Auxiliary BLET Washington
	Information
	About the BLET Officers Staff Becoming an Engineer
	Secretary-Treasurer
	Division Trustee Reporting GCA Trustee Reporting SLB Trustee Reporting
	Merchandise
	Merchandise Vendor List (PDF) BLET / GIA Rings
	Communications
	Public Relations Journal Scholarships
	FELA
	What is FELA?
	Events
	Regional Meetings Hazmat Training
	Links
	BLET Affiliates Railroad Companies Labor Unions Government/Research Retirement
	User Info
	Web Policy

SHARE HEADLINE

SHARE HEADLINE

Facebook Twitter Google+ Email

Print

China runs world’s fastest commercial bullet train at 217 mph
(Source: The Economic Times, September 21, 2017)

BEIJING — China on Thursday increased the maximum speed of bullet trains on the Beijing-Shanghai line to 350 kilometers per hour (217 mph), six years after a fatal accident led to a speed cap.

Full story: The Economic Times

Thursday, September 21, 2017

Like us on Facebook at
Facebook.com/BLETNational

Sign up for BLET News Flash Alerts

© 1997-2020 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen

Decertification Helpline
(216) 694-0240

National Negotiations

DAILY HEADLINES

•	AAR reports rail traffic for week ending September 12, 2020

•	Amtrak OIG report: Amtrak has improved, but more needs to be done to cut service disruptions

•	NS monitors Hurricane Sally remnants

•	Houston residents pursue wrongful death lawsuit against Union Pacific where cancer cluster identified

•	Politicians, rail experts back passenger rail for southern Montana

•	After 50 years, BNSF suspends property reimbursements to Wisconsin residents

•	Q&A: RRB financial reports

•	Get the latest labor news from the Teamsters

More Headlines