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Japanese high speed train converted to carry freight
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For the first time in the history of Japanese railways, a Shinkansen train will run exclusively for freight, marking a new step in expanding the use of high-speed trains beyond passenger transport. Operator JR East announced that the service will enter regular service in March, using an E3 series train, previously withdrawn from passenger service. From passengers to freight: a fully converted Shinkansen The E3 type train, which previously operat…
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