🚂 Big news from north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region! Earlier today, on Monday, December 8, China completed the world's first operational test of a 35,000-tonne heavy-haul train group.
In a groundbreaking move, seven freight trains – each hauling 5,000 tonnes – rolled together without any mechanical couplers. Instead, they synced up using instant wireless signals, showcasing a new era of smart rail coordination. ⚡
The test track? The Baoshen Railway, known for tough terrain and long hauls. This success hints at future cargo runs where fleets move as one, boosting capacity and cutting delays. 🚀
For young explorers, entrepreneurs, and rail enthusiasts, this breakthrough is more than a headline – it's a peek at the next level of global freight tech. Stay tuned as we track how wireless train sync shapes the railways of tomorrow! 🌎✨
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World's first 35,000-tonne synchronized test run completed in China
cgtn.com
