This can be achieved in Minecraft as well: simply place powered rails up the first hill (along with your choice of redstone power source) and make the rest of the track from plain rails.
Most real-life roller coasters only use powered rails to climb the first hill, using the energy from the descent of that hill to move the car along the rest of the track. Only normal rails can guarantee the success of a turn. Powered activator rails will dismount the player upon passing over one. This creates opportunities for the player to utilize other redstone-powered blocks in their build. Detector rails can also be used to power 1-3 powered rails when a player is riding the coaster, with the added bonus of sending a redstone signal under or next to the block it's placed on. A single redstone torch or lever will activate 8 connected powered rails in each direction in addition to the rail immediately adjacent to or above it, thus powering up to 17 rails on a track when positioned in the center of a given section. These redstone power sources can be placed on a block adjacent to or hidden underneath the block that the powered rail is placed on.
To maintain top speed throughout your ride, all straight sections of a roller coaster should consist of powered rails activated by means of redstone torches or levers. 2.1.6 Kill, teleport, or freeze nearby entities.
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