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This particular tunnel isn't the one that goes under the sea, it goes through the north downs in Kent (Bluebell Hill) with regards to the Channel Tunnel itself, each end of the tunnel starts around 2 miles from the channel, therefore the track goes under ground at a very gradual incline.
Platrauto 1 week ago
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Could someone please explain for me how does the tunnel work? To cross the channel under the sea must be a really deep level below land level, how does the land level of the tunnel connect to such a deep level below the sea, without a sharp drop?
lilyeve222 1 month ago
is the top speed more then 300km/h
fredrikjonas 5 months ago
Did he get clocked by a speed camera at 9 1/2 s? :P
scratchedguitar 9 months ago
how do i get a job driving that?!
MrFaulconbridge 10 months ago
How many are was that?!?
istich123 11 months ago
thats slow comapred to what ive driven
stuartbeckett 1 year ago
all our main lines should be like this
regentv980 2 years ago 3
It will be yesars before that ever happens, it took long enough to get this line built.
Platrauto 2 years ago