Maglev train runs over 500 km/h in trial run

Maglev train runs over 500 km/h in trial run

TOKYO, Japan - A screen monitor inside Central Japan Railway Co.'s L0 series maglev train shows the train is running at a speed of over 500 km/h during a test-ride event for the press on Sept. 22, 2014, in Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture, central Japan.

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