My Train Speed

What Is My Train Speed?

My Train Speed is a personal train speed measurement tool that tells you exactly how fast your train is traveling at any moment. Using GPS technology built into your device, it provides real-time speed readings that are independent of the train own displays. It is like having a personal speedometer dedicated to your train journey.

Why Track Your Train Speed?

Many people are naturally curious about train speeds during their journey. Whether you are on a high-speed rail service wondering if you are really traveling at 300 km/h, or on a commuter train comparing with the scheduled speed, My Train Speed gives you the answer. It also creates an interesting speed profile of your entire journey.

How It Measures Speed

The tool uses advanced GPS algorithms to calculate your train speed with high precision. It samples your GPS position multiple times per second and applies smoothing techniques to provide stable and accurate speed readings. Even when GPS signals fluctuate momentarily, the tool maintains reliable measurements through intelligent filtering.

Perfect for Train Enthusiasts

Rail enthusiasts and train spotters will find My Train Speed invaluable for documenting their journeys. The speed log feature automatically records your trip data which you can reference later. Whether you are comparing speeds across different train services or simply want to verify performance, this tool provides the data you need.

No Installation Required

Unlike dedicated speed tracking apps, My Train Speed works entirely in your web browser. There is nothing to download or install. This means it works on any device regardless of operating system and you always have access to the latest version. Simply bookmark the page for quick access on your next train ride.

Complete Privacy

All speed calculations are performed locally on your device. We do not collect, store, or transmit any of your GPS or speed data. Your train journeys remain completely private. The tool works with minimal permissions and only requires location access to function.