This review highlights high-speed train advancements in China versus the US and UK, indicating government support is crucial for success.
This comprehensive review paper explores the impacts of China's leading position in developing high-speed trains compared to the US and UK. The study uses multiple research papers to present insights into the development of high-speed trains across Japan, France, Germany, and China as a role model and to draw lessons for countries that follow. The main findings have suggested that government support contributed significantly to the development of these countries’ high-speed train networks. But in contrast, politics in Britain and the United States were divided and inconsistent, making the development of this transport industry problematic, overdelays, and uneconomical.
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