High Speed Trains 2015 - Europe and North America

This book starts as a recognition guide to a number of high speed train families, both newest and some classics. Some of these trains are running nearly 400 km/h / 250 mph while others' top speed is 200 km/h / 125 mph. Quality pictures from many photographers are also provided of each train! The over 600 unit TGV fleet is described in more detail, with pictures of various paint schemes and train subtypes. Velaro and ICE trains section has a recognition guide for the magnificent multiple units.

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Contents
0. Welcome
1. Definitions
2. High Speed Train Families
2.1. Alstom Train à Grande Vitesse – TGV
2.2. Siemens Mobility Velaro / ICE Family
2.2.a. Siemens Velaro-RUS
2.3. Bombardier Transportation Zefiro EMUs
2.4. Alstom AGV
2.5. Trevi (Bombardier and AnsaldoBreda) ETR-500
2.6. Stadler Rail EC 250
2.7. Alstom Pendolinos
2.8. Siemens Mobility Railjets
2.9. Bombardier Regina X55
2.10. Hitachi HS EMUs
2.11. Amtrak ACELA
3. Train à Grande Vitesse (TGV) of Alstom
3.1 TV-PSE (Paris Sud-Est)
3.2 TGV-Atlantique
3.3. TGV-La Poste
3.4. TGV-Réseau / Thalys-PBA
3.5. TGV-Duplex
3.6. Thalys-PBKA
3.7. TGV-RéseauDuplex / TGV-Hybrid
3.8. TGV-POS
3.9. TGV-Dasye
3.10. TGV-2N2 / RGV-2N2
4. Velaro and ICE Trains of Germany
4.1. Velaro-D, DB class 407
4.2. ICE3, DB / NS class 406
4.3. ICE3, DB class 403
4.4. ICE2, DB class 402
4.5. ICE1, DB class 401
5. What is Coming Next?