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High-speed

April 20, 2012
Written by IRJ Correspondent

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The Ministry of Transport has appointed Japan Railway Technical Service (Jarts) and Yachiyo Engineering to conduct a pre-feasibility study for a public-private partnership scheme to build a 144km 210km/h line between Jakarta and Bandung.

Trains using the existing 1067mm-gauge line take around 3 hours to complete the 173km trip.

The Ministry of Transport has appointed Japan Railway Technical Service (Jarts) and Yachiyo Engineering to conduct a pre-feasibility study for a public-private partnership scheme to build a 144km 210km/h line between Jakarta and Bandung.

Trains using the existing 1067mm-gauge line take around 3 hours to complete the 173km trip.



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