Kawasaki Heavy train ready for operation in Washington

Kawasaki Heavy train ready for operation in Washington

A new train developed by Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. is introduced at a subway station near Washington on April 13, 2015, for a test-ride event, prior to the start of service the following day. The operator of the Washington subway system is expected to introduce up to 748 trains from the Japanese manufacturer by the end of 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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