Are there any trains in Korea?

There are not only trains, but also emus.

Korea Railway Corporation is the largest railway operator in Korea. Railway facilities are managed by Korea Railway Facilities Corporation.

South Korea's large-scale infrastructure construction began with South Korea's first five-year plan (1962-66). During this period, South Korea built 275 kilometers of railways. During the third five-year plan (1972–76), South Korea built the Seoul Metro, which is the earliest subway system in South Korea. The Seoul Metro Line 1 connecting Seoul Station and Qingliangli Station was first opened in 1974. Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, Incheon, Dachuan and other six major cities in South Korea all have subway systems.

In 1980s, Korean railways began to be electrified. The speed of major railway lines has increased. Although the railway is still dominated by freight, passenger traffic has also begun to increase. 1988, Korean railway mileage reached 5 1 0,000 km.

Korea Railway Company Model 8500 electric locomotive (manufactured by Hyundai Company of Korea)

South Korea's high-speed railway system has been in operation since 2004. ? The high-speed rail between cities is generally Xincun and Infinite Flower. The number of stops in the new village is generally less than that in the infinite flowers, and the facilities and services in the car are more comfortable. Unification is a commuter train in Korea. It stops at every station, but seats cannot be reserved.

Kyushu Pakistan (Seoul to Busan) high-speed line is the first high-speed railway line in Korea. The line was opened to traffic on April 1 2004 (from Seoul Station to Dongddaegu Station). 20 10, 165438+ 10 month, 1, the section between dongdagu station and Busan station was opened to traffic, and Jin Quan Kamei station was opened on the same day. The urban section of Daegu, South Otawa is expected to open to traffic on 20 14, and the urban section of Seoul is still under planning. At present, these three urban sections and the vicinity of Busan Station are connected by parallel Beijing-Fuzhou lines.

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