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Train Speed Test — How Fast Is Your Train?

Find out how fast your train is going with GPS. Just start the tool by a window and watch your real-time speed, plus the top speed of the journey. Free, nothing uploaded.

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km/h
GPS: —
0–100 km/h test

Wait for a stronger GPS signal for an accurate time.

Max0.0 km/h
Average0.0 km/h
Distance0 m
HeadingN—
Altitude—
Odometer0 m

Tap Start and allow location. Works best outdoors with a clear view of the sky. Your location stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I check my train's speed?

Open this page on your phone, sit near a window for the best signal, and tap Start. Your live speed appears in km/h or mph, and the top speed of the journey is recorded. Everything runs in your browser — your location never leaves your device.

Does GPS work inside a train?

Yes, usually well — trains have large windows and travel through open country, so the signal is often strong. It can drop briefly in tunnels or between tall buildings, then recovers. Sitting by a window helps.

How fast do trains actually go?

It varies widely — many intercity trains cruise around 110–160 km/h, express and high-speed services can reach 200–320 km/h, while local trains are much slower. This tool shows your train's real speed as you travel.

Is it accurate on a train?

With a clear view through the window, GPS speed is typically within a few km/h. It's a great way to see how fast you're really moving during the journey.