S. Korea's new bullet train cars

BUSAN, South Korea - South Korean Prime Minister Kim Hwang Sik speaks at the opening ceremony of the KTX's bullet line between Dong Taegu and Busan at Busan Station on Oct. 28, 2010. Kim said the government will shift the nation's major transportation system from roads to train lines.

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