Japanese train hits 347 mph mark

A Japanese magnetically levitated train broke its own world speed record today when engineers sent it hurtling 347 mph down a test track west of Tokyo.

Japanese train hits 347 mph mark

A Japanese magnetically levitated train broke its own world speed record today when engineers sent it hurtling 347 mph down a test track west of Tokyo.

The five-carriage MLX01, which clocked the previous fastest maglev speed 343 mph in April 1999, raced to its new record with no one on board.

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