Diesel trains in America typically operate at speeds ranging from 30 to 79 miles per hour, depending on the type of service. Freight trains generally travel slower, often averaging around 40 miles per hour, while passenger trains, like those operated by Amtrak, can reach speeds of up to 79 miles per hour on many routes. In some areas with specially designed rail infrastructure, passenger trains can even exceed these speeds.
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There is no such thing as a jet train.
The speed is limited by the rail authority. Turns out that empty trains can't go any faster than full trains - but, empty trains can accelerate faster. A loaded coal train can go as fast as 55 miles per hour.
Passenger trains could go as fast as 80 mph, freights were normally limited to about 30.
As fast as any diesel will run.
Top speed of 125mph where the track allows.
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becaus diesel is hever and cars will not go fast and it is made out of diffrent chimikles
The first locomotive was built by Richard Trevithick and had a top speed of about 4 mph (miles per hour).
loaded coal trains go 55mph and are 18 thousand tons 120 cars