A Japan Railway maglev train hit what speed on 21 April 2015 on an experimental track in Yamanashi, setting a decisive new world record?: 603 kilometers per hour (374 miles per hour)
Explanation: With this test run maglev train surpassing its previous record of 581 kmph set in 2003. The test was done at the Maglev Test Line, near Mount Fuji about 80 km west of Tokyo, is developing technology for use on a future link between Tokyo and Osaka. The magnetic levitation trains hover above rails, suspended by powerful magnets. The train travelled for about 2 km at a speed exceeding 600 kmph. This major achievement in field of speed in transportation is seen as big transformation and time saving thus Japan’s high-speed rail services is among the most advanced in the world, with hundreds of trains running each day with minimal delays.