Since the high-speed rail is so developed, why keep the train?

Since the high-speed rail is so developed, why keep the train? It is because the development history of trains is longer than that of high-speed rail, and there are more track lines of trains than high-speed rail. In many remote areas, high-speed rail can't reach, but trains can. In addition, the train can not only transport passengers, but also transport goods, so it has not been eliminated.

In today's era of rapid development, high-speed rail has become the first choice for many people. Because of the good environment and high speed, people's travel has become more convenient and fast. But even with the rapid development of high-speed rail, traditional trains are still used. In fact, there is a reason.

In fact, in this fast-developing society, upgrading is normal, but traditional means of transportation like trains are still in use, which actually shows that trains have their own unique advantages to some extent.

First of all, we all know that the speed of the train is not as fast as that of the high-speed rail, and the riding environment of the high-speed rail cannot be compared, but the train has its own advantages. Trains can carry not only passengers, but also many large goods. This is something that high-speed rail cannot do. Therefore, even if the train is not as fast as the high-speed rail, it is still an indispensable part of the transportation industry.

Although today's high-speed rail has been running in many cities, there are still some remote cities without high-speed rail for various reasons. So trains have become the main means of transportation in these cities.

Most importantly, the train fare is much lower than the high-speed rail fare. Many migrant workers, due to economic reasons, the high-speed rail fare is really unbearable for them, so the train is their first choice for travel at this time.

To sum up, this is why the train has not been eliminated so far. Both trains and high-speed trains have their meanings. Although the train is not as advanced as the high-speed rail, it is precisely because of the existence of the train that the national transportation industry continues to develop steadily and orderly.