The world record for a conventional wheeled passenger train is held by France's TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse), set in 2007 when it reached on a section of track. Japan's experimental maglev train L0 Series achieved on a 42.8 km magnetic levitation track in 2015. World speed records Legend: Arr (Arrangement) Disposition and number of elements forming the train. LocOne locomotive pulling one or more cars) Multi Multi Motorized Elements Single Single rail vehicle Power DC, DC 3rd rail, AC, Single phase, Triphase, Diesel-elec., Gas, Steam, Diesel-hydraulic, Propeller, Rocket, Jet. State "Proto." (Prototype), "Unmod." (Unmodified from vehicles in service), "unknown" (Unknown), "Tuned" All passenger trains The following is a partial list of absolute world speed records for all trains designed to carry passengers, regardless of gauge, propulsion or type of rail, Conventional wheeled The following is a list of verified absolute world speed records for conventional wheeled rail vehicles. Electric The following is a list of speed records for rail vehicles with electric traction motors and powered by electricity transferred to the train. Fuel-electric The following is a list of speed records for rail vehicles with on-board fuel to generate electricity for traction motors such as diesel-electric locomotive, diesel electric multiple unit and gas turbine-electric locomotive trains. Fuel-mechanic The following is a list of speed records for rail vehicles with on-board fuel to mechanical energy to drive vehicle's wheels such as diesel-hydraulic trains and gas turbine locomotive trains that use mechanical transmission to power the drive wheels. Steam The following is a list of speed records for steam locomotives. Note: All records with a faster speed than (the record set by Mallard) are claimed and have not been officially verified. Note: Air propulsion The following is a list of speed records for rail vehicles that use air propulsion to move rail vehicles while the wheels are rolling along the track. Using an air cushion and a monorail, the Aérotrain set on 5 March 1974 a mean speed of and a peak speed of . Conventional wheeled – Narrow gauge Maglev trains Rocket sleds World fastest point-to-point average speeds in commercial operations The following are the lists of world record average operating speeds between two stations. The average speeds are measured by the total time and the distance between the two stations. All commercially operated trains See also Land speed record List of vehicle speed records List of high-speed trains High-speed