The First Air Rail EPN SKYTRAIN Demonstration Line In Shanghai

The First Air Rail EPN SKYTRAIN Demonstration Line In Shanghai

SHANGHAI, CHINA - MAY 13, 2023 - Construction workers install and debug the air rail at the EPN SKYTRAIN Demonstration Line project site, Shanghai's first air rail, May 13, 2023. Baoshan Air Railway will adopt the world's highest grade GOA4 unmanned driving system, which will bring passengers a new travel experience full of technology. (Photo by Costfoto/NurPhoto)

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