Today’s high-speed trains have to stop at various stations to pick up and drop off passengers, but London-based design agency Priestmangoode has created a revolutionary new design for the 21st century trains that will allow passengers to change trains on the move.

Designer Paul Priestman of Priestmangoode revealed a design that showed tram-like trains picking up passengers before speeding up and connecting to high-speed trains to allow passengers to move to the high-speed trains.

The trains will connect to each other through a docking station to make sure that both trains are moving at the same speed.

Passengers will be allowed to both board and get off the moving trains, allowing seamless connections from all locations in the cities equipped with the docking trams.

Speaking on the topic, Priestman said, "With the modern technology, the modern trains that we're building now, having to have them stop at stations is ridiculous.”

Such a design will allow high-speed trains to run without stopping at various stations. Thus, the time consumed in slowing down and stopping at various stations will be saved.