Frecciarossa ETR 500 accelerazione 180-300 km/h, linea AV Milano-Bologna

[@alexberto6094]

anch'io ho viaggiato a quelle velocità Impressionante vedi le automobili ferme di fianco all'autostrada Magico video

[@sashapundyk]

Io spero di ritornarci presto sul frecciarossa

[@mauriziosaccomanno747]

Lo prendo dopodomani, non vedo l'ora!!! Chiarissima la velocita', impressionante! :)

[@alexrm82]

maurizio saccomanno Ciao, ho letto solo ora :) Come è stato il viaggio? Su che tratta hai viaggiato?

[@mauriziosaccomanno747]

Ciao Alex, Milano Torino..che figata, Non so in che punto esatto, ma a un certo punto, nel rettilineo ho sentito addirittura l accelerazione!! certo, non era un boeing :) ma l ho sentita davvero!!

[@alexrm82]

maurizio saccomanno su che treno eri? Su un ETR500? Chiedo perché sul Frecciarossa 1000 o su Italo l'accelerazione si percepisce molto di più!

[@mauriziosaccomanno747]

Ciao Alex, non ricordo.. Sul 1000 no di sicuro, e l avrei voluto tantissimo, mannaggia!

[@eusebiogiannini31]

IO tra 10 giorni x Torino non c'è la faccio più

[@keremmabrouk9999]

Sono andato sul Frecciarossa mi piace tantissimo la velocità e bellissimo senza incidente

[@alexrm82]

@alexrm82 the timeline of the opening of the high speed lines, actually in service today, has been: 1) Rome-Florence (completeley opened) in 1992; 2) Rome-Naples in 2005; 3) Turin-Novara in 2006; 4) Milan-Bologna in 2008; 5) Bologna-Firenze (almost totally under Appennin Mountains), Novara-Milan (completing Turin-Milan line) and Napoli-Salerno in 2009. I really don't undestand where did you read that there is only Milan-Bologna high speed line in Italy :P See my videos.

[@alexrm82]

@estebantxu93 Forgive me but Italy has many other high speed lines: 1)Turin-Milan; 2)Milan-Bologna; 3)Bologna-Firenze; 4)Firenze-Roma; 5)Roma-Napoli; 6) Napoli-Salerno; and there is the 7)Milan-Venice high speed line under construction. I forgot: the high speed line Rome-Florence opened partially (half line) in 1977, first in Europe. Maybe you read something wrong on the web :) In my videos you can see some travels on four different high speed lines.

[@albertodavolitrains]

Dio santo come tuona in accelerazione!!!!!!

[@saradionigia]

grande alex !!

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 Yes... buut what velocity does these trains go? In Spain there were (and are,,, yet) a lot of lines where the max speed is 250 km/h, since 1960's with TALGO, that they are spanish trains.

[@alexrm82]

@estebantxu93 Guy, Italy created the tilting trains since 60s, did you ever ear "pendolino"? Well, 80% of tilting trains in the world are pendolinos, based on a Fiat Ferroviaria industrial creation, electronic tilting procedure. Well, the Rome-Florence was the first high speed line in the WORLD projected (1970) for a top speed of 250 km/h. The new other high speed lines that I wrote before have a top speed of 300 km/h, which will rise to 360 km/h with the new trains.

[@alexrm82]

@estebantxu93 I must admit that you are the first one excusing for a mistake, here on youtube. So I really appreciate it :) Anyway, I love Spain very much too, I know that Italy has a lot of other problems but...I think that it's not good to hate a country...(it's just my opinion, I don't want to force anyone!), even because every State has its problems...however, I travelled on AVE 121-Avant on the high speed line Valladolid-Madrid, very good experience.

[@InterCityVesuvio597]

ciao alex. ma sai che ho notato che il tratto da S. Donato Milanese al PC Melegnano e' stato aumentato con limitazione dai 230 ai 250Km/h? Non so da quanto tempo ma gia quasi due anni fa il frecciarossa arrivava al POC a 250 invece che 230...

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 ...in Spain, in southern Spain; do you know Málaga? I live there, and i always feel bad, because i renounce my country, my blood... but i have grew here, and i feel spanish, and i like spanish trains, and transport, and people, and... all; and i'm an ingnorant of my country , but sorry. I haven't never been in my city. Maybe i will go some day.. and i'd like it... I have been in Spain, Portugal, France, and Andorra, but not in my country.... What a shame! But ...

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 yes, sure.

[@alexrm82]

@estebantxu93 The next years new trains will be built and they will be able to travel up to 360 km/h on the new high speed lines built here in Italy. Then...Spain has more kilometers of high speed lines, totally true, but you cannot pretend that Italy can build so many kilometers of new lines: Italy is strict and long, is not large like Spain.

[@alexrm82]

@saradionigia ehehe ti piace il video di zio alex? ;) hai visto l'effetto d'ombra finale? :)

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 It's true... but it colud have more kilometres in the country, because there is only one line from Milán to Bolonia, and Italy doesnt finish in Bolonia, it could finish in Tarento, or in Reggio di Calabria passin for Roma and Napoles. I know that Italy only needs two or three high-speed lines, because is smaller than Spain, but, Spain has AVE lines since 1992. Italy has one line in 2011. But every country has to do that is better for it. Sorry, i didnt want to ofend you. Byee!!

[@alexrm82]

@estebantxu93 Yes guy, sure. Seek something about it on wikipedia. It's not my fault if you speak about something that you minimally don't know. You are the first one came here saying that Italy has only 1 high speed line in 2011, when the first one has been projected at the end of '60s, and when there are 4 high sped line up to 300 km/h. Lol. First study, then talk. Trust me, it's better. The world is not only your Spain.

[@estebantxu93]

Está bien, pero España tiene trenes más rápidos y muchos más kilómetros de recorrido.

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 I have been seeing some information, and it's true what you say. Sorry. I had bornrt in Italy, (in the city of Bari)but i have been living in Spain because mi parents had a job here, in Spain, and now i love Spain and i hate my country. But i know that Italy has goods trains too.

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 Ohh... well, i dont hate Italy for his economy... i don't like Italy very much, apart Im from there, because my family was poor there, and my father had problems in the city where we used to live; but i know Italy is a good country, and is the most cultural country in Europe. I'm italian, and i know that i was bornt in Bari, and i know that maybe we were poor in only Bary, maybe in other city or region of Italy we would be better economically; so my family had a job in ...

[@estebantxu93]

@alexrm82 But i'd like to go some day. Alex, sorry if i have hurt you. Byeee!!