ICE Train North America Tour (1993)

The ICE Train North America Tour was a six-month presentation and test run of a German ICE high-speed train with power cars 401 084-9[1] and 401 584-8[2] through North America in 1993. The main purpose of the tour, organized by Siemens and AEG, was to showcase ICE technology in advance of the U.S. railroad company Amtrak's planned purchase of 26 new high-speed trains in 1994. The new high-speed trains were to replace Amtrak's Metroliner fleet and be used on the Washington-New York-Boston route. They were also planned for use on other corridors.

Director: Paul G. Sanderson III
Runtime: 49 min
Release Date:
Editing: Duncan Kruse
Production: West Glen Communications. Inc., New York
Country: United States of America
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Paul G. Sanderson III

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ICE Train North America Tour about?
The ICE Train North America Tour was a six-month presentation and test run of a German ICE high-speed train with power cars 401 084-9[1] and 401 584-8[2] through North America in 1993. The main purpose of the tour, organized by Siemens and AEG, was to showcase ICE technology in advance of the U.S. railroad company Amtrak's planned purchase of 26 new high-speed trains in 1994. The new high-speed trains were to replace Amtrak's Metroliner fleet and be used on the Washington-New York-Boston route. They were also planned for use on other corridors.
Who directed ICE Train North America Tour?
ICE Train North America Tour was directed by Paul G. Sanderson III.
How long is ICE Train North America Tour?
ICE Train North America Tour has a runtime of 49m (49 minutes).
Where was ICE Train North America Tour produced?
ICE Train North America Tour was produced in United States of America.