Train speed in European countries

The train speed in European countries varies according to different regions and train types. Generally speaking, trains in western and southern Europe are faster, while trains in northern and eastern Europe are relatively slower. The following is the speed information of trains in some European countries:

-Germany: The maximum speed of high-speed rail ICE can reach 300 km/h, but the speed of trains is usually100-120 km/h. ..

-France: TGV high-speed trains can reach a maximum speed of 320km/h, but usually the train speed is 250-300 km/h. ..

-Spain: The maximum speed of high-speed train AVE can reach 3 10km/h, but the speed of the train is usually 250-300 km/h. ..

-Italy: The top speed of the high-speed train Freccia can reach 300 km/h, but usually the train speed is 250-300 km/h..

-Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden): The speed of high-speed trains is relatively slow, generally below 200 km/h.

-Eastern European countries (such as Czech Republic and Hungary). ): The train speed is relatively slow, generally between100-200 km/h.

It should be noted that these speeds may vary due to line conditions, weather and other factors. In addition, the development level of European railway transportation system in different countries and regions is different, so the speed will be different.