High-speed train AGV, TGV, Alstom

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5437 x 2953 px | 46 x 25 cm | 18.1 x 9.8 inches | 300dpi

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1 July 2009

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Czech Republic, Prague

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Horazny Josef

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AGV high speed train by Alstom company is being tested at test circuit in Velim, Czech Republic on Wednesday, Jul. 1, 2009. This 4th generation of TGV highspeed train will be put in to operation in Italy in 2011. (CTK Photo/Josef Horazny) - special instructions - NO ARCHIVE, NO THIRD PARTY SALES

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