Can I bring an urn on a coach, can I bring an urn on a train?

The urn is not a prohibited item and can be passed through the security check at the bus station.

All kinds of firearms, explosives, detonators, fireworks, controlled knives, filled with chemical gases, flammable and explosive materials, as well as highly toxic, corrosive, radioactive, infectious, dangerous and dangerous items and items that endanger the safety of passenger cars are prohibited from being carried on board when riding in a car.

Restricted items include nail polish, polish remover, and hair dye that are commonly used in daily life no more than 20 ml; No more than 120 ml of self-spraying pressure vessels such as moss, hairspray, insecticides, air fresheners, etc.; 2 small boxes of safety matches; 2 ordinary lighters and alcoholic beverages with a total capacity of no more than 2000 ml, in good packaging, and in non-plastic bottles. In other words, if you carry a 500ml bottle of wine with you, you can only bring 4 bottles.

Although the owner does not let you bring, you wrap it well, do not say who knows.

Urns are fine, coffins are not.

Of course, there is no problem.

1. The urn is not suitable for being placed at home, because it will cause the thoughts of relatives at home, and the deceased will not be able to enter the reincarnation as soon as possible. Therefore, it is most reasonable to store it in a professional institution or bury it in a cemetery.

2. From the perspective of folklore, putting the urn at home is equivalent to bringing the soul of the deceased back to the home, so that the deceased cannot be reborn, or is more nostalgic for the family and refuses to leave. Moreover, after all, people and spirits belong to the two worlds of yin and yang, and they are not suitable to appear in the same space, so the urn should not be placed at home. If you really don't have a place to put it for the time being, you can only temporarily put it in the car or bring it back, then you can temporarily store it in the car, but do not put it in the trunk.

During this period, the family should store the urn in a special storage institution or cemetery as soon as possible, so that the deceased can rest in peace as soon as possible.

Yes, as long as you wrap them well and try not to let the ticket inspector or other passengers on the bus see them. If you see it, it's a little troublesome, but most people don't care about it (if you're unlucky, if you can't meet someone, you'll have to say something else).

This should be fine, because the people in our village have done it before, and it's still quite far away. It is from Yingjisha, Xinjiang to Heze, Shandong, not only by train, but also by car, with a journey of nearly 10,000 miles, which is a rare trip.

The deceased was an old man with five children. In the past, except for the second child, the other four children went to relatives in Xinjiang. After the death of his wife, he also went to Xinjiang, and later when he was old, he did not return to Shandong.

Because there are many children in Xinjiang, it is easy to take care of him, and he finally died in another country last year.

After his death, he came back to be buried with his deceased wife, and his four sons from Xinjiang came. It was wrapped in cloth and the ashes were brought back. No one cares if you pick it up. After all, this thing doesn't hurt people, as long as you wrap it up and don't show it to be scary.

An picked up when he saw it, and it was generally regarded as invisible, unlucky, and passed with one eye open and one eye closed.

Cremated ashes are not classified as prohibited dangerous goods and can be carried on the train.

With the exception of the following items, everything else can be brought on the train:

Items whose carriage is prohibited or restricted by the state;

Dangerous goods specified in laws, regulations and rules, and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier; (Dangerous goods specified in laws, regulations, and rules, and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier mainly include: branches, articles, controlled instruments, flammable and explosive materials, poisonous substances, corrosive substances, radioactive materials, slag transmission and starvation disease pathogens, other endangering the safety of train operation, and other items prohibited from carrying and transporting according to national laws, administrative regulations and rules).

Animals and items that are harmful to public health (including foul odors and other odors);

items capable of damaging or contaminating the vehicle;

The size or weight exceeds the item in the baggage description.

Urns are not prohibited items and can be brought on the train.

The following items are not allowed on the bus:

1) Items prohibited or restricted by the state;

2) Dangerous goods, ammunition and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier as stipulated in laws, regulations and rules;

3) Animals and items that hinder public health (including foul odors and other peculiar smells);

4) Items capable of damaging or contaminating the vehicle;

5) Items whose specifications or weight exceed the regulations.

Hello, I have seen your question, the answer is being sorted out rapidly, please wait for two minutes Hello, it is possible to carry ashes by train, because ashes are not contraband, so it is allowed to be brought on the train, but it is recommended that you must seal and cover up when carrying ashes. Here it is recommended that you seal and store the ashes, put them in the suitcase, and try not to take them out.

If you must take it out, then it is recommended that you wrap and demonstrate it in a bag to prevent people around you from seeing that it is an urn and affecting their emotions. Do not put a label like ashes on the box, because this will affect other visitors and even cause psychological panic, which will cause a lot of trouble.

Yes, as long as you don't say it.