How many kilometers does the train travel per hour?

The speed of ordinary trains varies from 120km/h to 150km/h, and ordinary trains refer to local trains. Usually, the normal speed is only about 120km/h, and some express trains can reach 150km/h ... There was no such thing as a normal speed train before. It was not until the high-speed rail era that there was an obvious speed difference between different trains, which distinguished the ordinary speed train from the high-speed train.

The French high-speed train reached a speed of 574.8 km/h in the running test on April 3, 2007, breaking the world record of 5 15.3km/h set by the French high-speed train in 1990.

France TGV line is divided into four parts: TGV PSE, which takes 3 hours and 50 minutes from Paris to Lyon, and the train schedule runs at 260 kilometers per hour. TGV Atlantic, from Paris to the Atlantic coast, the train schedule is 300 kilometers per hour.

Running speed of different trains

1, freight train, also known as freight train, is a train composed of vehicles carrying goods. Running speed is 80-100km per hour.

2. Commuting trains (commuter trains, local trains) refer to railway passenger trains running for urban workers, students and some residents to and from their lives and workplaces. It mainly serves commuters and runs at a speed of about 70 kilometers per hour.

The full name is express passenger train, referred to as express train. It is a train category of China Railway, compared with ordinary passenger trains (commonly known as slow trains) and fast passenger trains in traditional railways (namely ordinary speed railways). The train is now crowned with the letter T, and the running speed is 140- 160 kilometers per hour.