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GPS speed test · Rail

Train Speed Test

See how fast your train is really moving. From suburban commuter rails to 300 km/h high-speed trains (TGV, ICE, Shinkansen, Frecciarossa), read your live speed right from your passenger seat.

GPS off
Current speed0KM/H

Max speed
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Avg (moving)
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Distance
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Trip time
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Moving time
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Heading
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Trip log

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  • High-speed rail support (up to 500 km/h)
  • Max speed tracker
  • Altitude & heading
  • GPS accuracy indicator
  • No cellular data needed
  • GPX trip export

How it works

Measure High-Speed Rail Velocity

  1. 01

    Take a Window Seat

    Rail car metal frames shield signals; window glass allows satellite reception.

  2. 02

    Start Tracking

    Activate the speedometer before the train accelerates out of the station.

  3. 03

    Watch Top Speed

    Observe high-speed cruising speeds between major cities.

Technical Details

GPS Through Train Windows & In Tunnels

How modern train design affects GNSS satellite reception.

Coated Thermal Glass

Modern high-speed trains often use metallic heat-reflective coatings on windows that attenuate radio signals; placing your phone directly against the glass helps signal lock.

Tunnel Dead Reckoning

GPS signals cannot pass through mountain tunnels. SpeedReflex filters tunnel exits so position jumps do not corrupt your genuine max speed.

High-Speed Rail

World High-Speed Rail Benchmarks

Commercial cruising speeds of the world's fastest rail networks.

World High-Speed Rail Benchmarks
Train SystemCountry / NetworkCommercial Cruise Speed
Shanghai MaglevChina431 km/h (268 mph)
TGV / EurostarFrance / UK / Europe320 km/h (199 mph)
Shinkansen (E5 / H5)Japan320 km/h (199 mph)
ICE 3 / ICE 4Germany300 km/h (186 mph)
Frecciarossa 1000Italy300 km/h (186 mph)
AVE S-103Spain310 km/h (193 mph)

FAQ

Train Speed Test FAQ

Does GPS work on high-speed trains?

Why does speed drop to 0 in tunnels?