Live speed
Read the current speed in km/h, mph, or m/s and switch units without restarting.
Check a train's live speed from your phone's GPS. See current, maximum and average speed, distance, elapsed time, direction and GPS accuracy in km/h, mph or m/s.
Allow precise location, keep this page open, and place the phone near a window if possible. The display updates when your browser receives a fresh GPS position.
Ready when you are
For a steadier result, sit near a window and give GPS a few seconds to settle.
No route or location is uploaded or stored.
For curiosity only — never use this reading for railway operations or safety decisions.
Open this page on a GPS-capable phone, tap Start speed test, and allow location access. The browser reads successive positions and, when available, the device's own speed value. No route is sent to BanglaTools.
speed = distance travelled ÷ elapsed timeThe main display stays easy to read on a moving train, while the trip panel keeps the context needed to judge the signal and journey.
Read the current speed in km/h, mph, or m/s and switch units without restarting.
Compare the fastest reading with a trip average based on measured distance and active time.
Follow the estimated distance, elapsed time and GPS heading during the test.
See the reported GPS accuracy and last update time instead of assuming every reading is exact.
GPS quality changes during a journey. These small choices usually produce a steadier reading.
Metal carriages, coated glass and the centre of a coach can weaken satellite signals.
The first fix may be rough. Watch the accuracy value for a few seconds before judging speed.
Speed may freeze or drop when the phone cannot receive a usable position.
Some phones reduce location updates when the browser is locked or placed in the background.
Phone GPS readings can lag, jump or disappear. Do not use this page for railway operations, track safety, speed-limit decisions, or any situation where an official instrument is required. Keep your phone secure and do not lean outside a window.
GPS hardware, battery-saving settings and browser update frequency differ between devices.
Tunnels, stations, dense buildings, mountains and carriage materials can obstruct signals.
The displayed accuracy is an estimated radius, not a guarantee that the speed is exact to that amount.
These references describe browser geolocation and link to the official Bangladesh Railway portal. They do not validate an individual phone reading.
Quick answers about mobile GPS, units, accuracy, privacy and use on Bangladesh trains.
Yes. A current mobile browser can request GPS location directly after you tap Start. You do not need to install an app or create an account.
The phone may still be waiting for a GPS fix, location permission may be off, or the train may be in a tunnel or station. Move near a window, keep the page open, and check the accuracy value.
It varies by phone, signal and surroundings. Open sky and steady movement are usually better than tunnels or dense stations. Use the displayed accuracy and last update as context, not as a guarantee.
No. Position, distance and speed are processed in your browser. The page does not upload or store your route.
Yes. Switch between km/h, mph and m/s at any time. The trip continues while only the displayed unit changes.
It can work if the device and browser provide a changing location, but phones with GPS usually give a more useful live result. Desktop location may be approximate or stationary.