China put 581km (361 miles) of new railway lines into service in the first four months of the year, Xinhua reported.
The country saw 157.46 billion yuan (over $23.21 billion) in fixed asset railway investment in the period, up 0.6% year-on-year, according to China State Railway Group.
The country’s high-speed railway extended to 38,000km at the end of last year, which was 8,000km longer than the target set by Beijing in 2017.
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I’m sad that Europe stopped being ambitious about rail. Europe was an inspiration on rail transport once. But now it’s China.
Ooh don’t worry! Europe is waiting for merican hyperloops
/sI roll my eyes everytime someone says hyperloop.
Here start with the VirginHyperloop.com today
Virgin Hyperloop vs Chad railways
