In the US, commuter trains generally run at 60mph or greater. At speeds higher than 79mph, there is considerably more maintenance for safety reasons, so many train lines do not go faster. However in many areas their maximum speeds are 80 to 110mph. The fastest US commuter trains today are on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor where typical speeds are 100mph to 125mph, and the Acela train even reaches 150mph.
They are trains that people take to and from work or school every day. They are sometimes called commuter trains.
it means trains of some sort.
Yes.
in pen state
The British Trains have yellow sections on each end of every locomotive to signify that they are commuter trains.
The British rail trains do have yellow in their color schemes to show that it offers commuter services.
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A bullets trains goes fast because of the streamlines in the air.
Approximately 30 million people ride trains daily in the United States, which includes commuter trains, light rail, and Amtrak services. This number can fluctuate based on factors like location, time of year, and economic conditions. Commuter rail systems in major metropolitan areas contribute significantly to this daily ridership. Overall, trains provide an essential mode of transportation for many Americans.
pretty fast
Fast I am assuming.
No matter how fast you go at any point, going one mile in two minutes is an average speed of 30 miles per hour. The average speed of some commuter trains is over 50 miles per hour.