[wbarmy]

Source please. I am too lazy and too busy to try and hunt the incident up on Google.

[entropy12]

That train is NOT Maglev. The tracks are totally different.

[fireman15]

Source please. I am too lazy and too busy to try and hunt the incident up on Google.

Santiago de Compostela derailment in Spain in 2013. The train was suppose to slow to 50 MPH from its normal 136 MPH cruising speed before going into that curve. It was still doing 118 MPH. 79 people were killed and 140 were injured. 3 people walked away without a scratch.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-23449336

[crz]

My Guess its in the European continent. The cars going by on that bridge behind are driving on the rights side of the road and not the left, like in Japan and England.

[IYAS9YAS]

Source please. I am too lazy and too busy to try and hunt the incident up on Google.

http://www.railsystem.net/santiago-de-compostela-rail-disaster-2013/

It was a Spanish train crash from 2013.