Tilt technology still evolving as the cost falls

R. Goodall, S. Brown

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Abstract

Early attempts to tilting trains were not very successful because of certain problems, such as nausea. Due to such problems, many operations on high-speed routes were often postponed. With trains operational in more than a dozen countries and two more fleets about to enter service in Britain, the commercial case for tilt is firmly established. In addition, costs are falling and side effects such as nausea are being overcome.

Original languageEnglish
Pages521+523-525
Number of pages4
Volume157
No.8
Specialist publicationRailway Gazette International
PublisherRailway Gazette Group
Publication statusPublished - 1 Aug 2001
Externally publishedYes

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