France’s new Super Train

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The BBC reports today that France has unveiled “the launch of a new high-speed train made by engineering giant Alstom.”
The train reaches approximately 220 miles per hour (rivaling air travel), can carry 300-700 people and weighs less, using “30% less energy.”

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