The magnetic field generated by the Superconducting Maglev has no impact on health, as it is controlled with various measures to keep it below the standards established in international guidelines (ICNIRP Guidelines). The standards are set at approx. 1/5 to 1/10 the level that could affect the human body.

Yes, Maglev (magnetic levitation) technology is considered one of the safest forms of high-speed transport in 2026. Because the train "levitates" using powerful magnets and has no physical contact with the rails, the risk of traditional derailments caused by wheel or track mechanical failure is virtually eliminated. The system is "inherently safe" because the train wraps around the guideway, making it physically nearly impossible to jump off the tracks. In terms of health, 2026 research confirms that the low-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF) produced by the magnets are non-ionizing and fall well within the safety thresholds set by the ICNIRP, posing no DNA-damaging risk to passengers or those with pacemakers. Historically, the few incidents involving Maglev systems have been attributed to human error or external obstructions rather than a failure of the levitation technology itself, maintaining a safety record superior to conventional high-speed rail.