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Provided with 520 feet long island platforms, the stations could accommodate trains eight coaches long.
Platforms are - although shorter than originally planned - built to accommodate train with four cars, and the automatic doors can be modified accordingly should the need arise.
It also wants to export its rail technology around the world, while upgrading parts of its existing rail network in order to accommodate trains capable of reaching 150 miles per hour.
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