What is the difference between D trains and G trains?

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IvanFitz
07/30/25 9:28am
D trains and G trains differ in the following aspects: 1. Speed difference: G trains operate at speeds of 300-350 km/h, while D trains run at 200-250 km/h. It's worth noting that both 'G' and 'D' trains are operated using EMU (Electric Multiple Unit) technology. The 'G' designation is used for high-speed EMU trains, and the 'D' designation is for regular EMU trains, primarily to distinguish between different speed classes. 2. Price difference: Passengers who have taken both types of trains often notice that even for the same route, the ticket prices are completely different. G trains (high-speed rail) are generally more expensive, typically costing about three times as much as D trains. 3. Seating difference: High-speed rail (G trains) usually only offers seated tickets, and if these sell out, no more tickets are available. However, D trains, in addition to the standard seating, also offer standing tickets, which significantly increases their passenger capacity. Therefore, if you purchase a standing ticket, it means you're taking a D train.
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