Train Doesn't Stop?

Arrive at the station and board your train in luxury and wait a while it picks you up leaves its transferable transporter behind with passengers. This fast train never stops as for intercontinental line it will make them faster more comfortable than most airlines. As many design variables the train slows to a very safe speed. This is a world where trains run continuously, picking up passengers without ever having to waste time stopping and starting at individual stations. 
Journey between Beijing and Guangzhou there can be up to 30 stops adding hours in waiting times in the elements.That’s the vision behind this new concept created by Chinese designer Chen Jianjun. Rather than waiting on a platform and filing through the train’s series of narrow doors, passengers wait in a pod above the tracks. As the train passes through the station, the pod locks onto the roof of the train and the passengers descend down a staircase into the train below. The concept was created by Chinese designer Chen Jianjun. In a video describing the idea, passengers are shown boarding a pod located on a platform above the train tracks, pictured. As the train enters the station, the tracks dip and the train passes underneath this pod. Here is how it all works as passengers wait in a heated pod on an elevated platform at each station. As the train passes through the station, this pod locks onto the front of the roof and passengers descend onto the train. 

The pod then moves to the rear of the roof to pick up passengers who want to exit at the next stop.  When the train arrives at the next stop, the rear pod is detached and a new pod is collected. The cabin then moves to the back of the train where people who want to exit at the next stop ascend into the roof-top pod. 
As the train approaches the next station, the pod detaches and comes to a stop at the station, as the next pod is collected.  This example is to be built by Chinese, but according to a translated version, the designer explains that on a journey between Beijing and Guangzhou there can be up to 30 stops. If each stop takes approximately five minutes to drop off and pick up passengers, this adds an extra 2 hours and 30 minutes to the journey. Passengers can board the pod from either the front or the back using smaller platforms. The doors close and the pod is fitted with seats, and a hatch is built into the floor in the centre of cabin As the train passes through the station, this elevated pod locks onto the front or centre of the roof. Passengers then descend onto the train through a staircase Chinese prototype for a train which never has to stop

In this image also explains that the concept would save energy and fuel without having to stop and start each time as this train that never stops moving. Concept for high-speed transport picks up passengers in a pod as it zooms past a station The concept was created by Chinese designer Chen Jianjun Passengers wait for the train inside a pod located on an elevated platform. 
As the train enters a station the pod locks onto the roof at the front. Passengers descend into the train and the pod moves to the rear. People wanting to exit the train at the next station then climb into the pod. The pod detaches as it enters this stop, before collecting the next pod. Since the concept video emerged, a number of other designers have also suggested that instead of a staircase, passengers could slide down a chute onto a cushion in order to save even more time. The concept does not explain how disabled people, or people who are unable to use stairs, would use the system, for example, and there are also no plans to make this concept a reality yet. This is a commuter vision of the future, as the train zooms by; the pod detaches from the station and latches on to the train. The concept does not explain how disabled people, or people who are unable to use stairs, would use the system, for example, and there are also no plans to make this concept a reality yet.