Have them Google maglevs in Nagoya, Incheon, and Changsha, currently in service, and in Beijing, where the train is currently undergoing guideway testing and will be in service as an extension to the subway later this year. China also is planning for maglevs in several other cities, and the Incheon system will be implemented in St. Petersburg, Russia. Conversion to American designed maglev here could make heroes of Andrew Robbins, incoming HART Executive Director; Wes Frysztacki, Director of the Department of Transportation Services; and Roger Morton, President of Oahu Transit Services.

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