MercuryNews.com | 08/01/2006 | Caltrain: WiFi test works between Millbrae and Palo Alto The Mercury News is reporting that Caltrain has successfully tested a wireless broadband internet system on one of it’s trains at speeds of up to 79 miles an hour.
Not sure what this means in terms of future wi-fi access on public transportation. But if they ever get wi-fi on BART you’ll hear a big hot donkey from me.
This is great news! current mobile broadband solutions stop working at 70mph. I commute for over an hour on the train and having any type of interenet is great news.
This is great news! current mobile broadband solutions stop working at 70mph. I commute for over an hour on the train and having any type of interenet is great news.
This is a very good development.
Seems odd this is news, GNER in the UK have been running wifi on their trains for quite a while.
http://www.gner.co.uk/GNER/MobileOffice/