Not trademark or branding related, but what a rush. Watch as Alstom, the French Rail Network and SNCF break the world rail speed record by attaining the speed of 574.8 km/hr (that's 357.16 miles per hour for us Americans). Interesting that the record speed had to be officially ratified by two lawyers!
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