Is there a bathroom on the high-speed rail? Where is it usually located?

There are toilets on the high-speed rail, which are generally located at the junction between cars, that is, the head or tail of each car.

At the same time, there will be an electronic screen showing the sign of the bathroom location. When the sign on the bathroom door is green, it means there is no one in the bathroom. When the sign is red, someone is there. There is no distinction between men and women in high-speed rail toilets, so for the convenience of everyone, toilets are generally squat toilets, and a few are sitting toilets. Toilets will be equipped with toilet paper and hand sanitizer to ensure everyone's hygiene needs.

There will be an emergency call button on the high-speed rail, red, next to the toilet flush button. In special emergencies, everyone can press the emergency call button and ask the staff for help. At the same time, everyone should also pay attention not to press the emergency call button at will when using the toilet, so as not to bring unnecessary workload to the staff.

Matters needing attention in the use of high-speed rail toilets

1. Smoking is prohibited in the bathroom. Smoke touching the smoke alarm will cause the train to slow down or stop.

2, the toilet is to press the flush button, about 2 minutes to flush water. If you press the button and there is no water, just wait for a while. No water does not mean that the equipment is out of order.

3. Remember to turn the safety pin when entering the toilet to avoid others opening the door by mistake, causing unnecessary embarrassment.