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Faster through the curves on JR-Central
By Railway Gazette International1997-08-01T10:00:00
INTRO: Since Japanese National Railways was divided into separate companies in 1987, JR-Central has put into service around 600 new vehicles for its 1067mm gauge network that carries over half a million passengers a day. Tilting trains have helped cut journey times on key routes
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