Can I bring bottled jam on the high speed rail?

Bottled jam can be brought on the high-speed rail, but it must be sealed in an appropriate amount so as not to affect the daily travel process of other passengers.

You can do this, because this belongs to food, and although it is bottled, it is also you. You can bring your food completely, but you can't bring it, and you will be told directly when you go through the security check.

Hello friend, of course you can, jam is not contraband, it is completely optional. No problem.

Sauce in glass jars can be carried on high-speed rail, but the carrying capacity cannot exceed the specified weight and volume. According to the Regulations on Passenger Transport by Rail: 10 kg for children, 35 kg for diplomats and 20 kg for other passengers.

The sum of the external dimensions of each item shall not exceed 160 cm in length, width and height, and the rod-shaped item shall not exceed 200 cm.

You can bring a lot of food on the high-speed rail, as long as we don't carry relevant prohibited knives, prohibited flammable materials, and other contraband, you can get on the high-speed rail normally.

Yes, jam is not a prohibited item!

Flammable, explosive, alcohol-containing ethanol, butane and more!

Search in advance before taking the bus, the policy may change at any time.

Just deal with it according to the policy at the time.

Can I bring bottled jam on it? There are no requirements on the high-speed rail, these can be brought on the high-speed rail, and I am not allowed to take them on the plane.

On the high-speed rail, there is bottled jam that can be bottled with jam, and it is not a prohibited commodity on the high-speed rail.

Hello! If it is in a glass bottle, it may not work, but if it is in a plastic bottle, it should be okay.

On the high-speed rail, you can turn Daping to drink jam water, go to travel fuel tired, pigment gasoline.

Canned beverages can be carried in high-speed rail boxes, and canned beverages are not contraband, but the amount carried cannot exceed the weight and volume specified by high-speed rail.

Regulations for the carriage of passengers by rail.

Article 52 stipulates that the following items shall not be brought into the car closed height:

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 obstruction of public health.

Including items with foul odors and other odors.

4. Items that can damage or pollute the vehicle.

5. The specification or weight exceeds the items specified in Article 51 of these regulations.

Precautions for taking high-speed rail:

1. Before going out, if you need to carry fruit, please do not carry a fruit knife, you can wash or cut the fruit in advance and put it in a lunch box to carry.

2. Migrant workers, please remember not to carry hammers and wrenches.

Axes, nail guns.

and other tools can be sent to the destination by express delivery in advance to avoid affecting the itinerary and causing losses. Sedan bumper ruler.

3. Whether it is for personal use or work, you must remember that the mousse and hair scraping glue you carry cannot exceed 120 ml, and the nail polish cannot exceed 20 ml.

Drinks can be carried on the high-speed rail.

It is forbidden to carry sharp and blunt instruments such as fruit knives, hammers, and wrenches, as well as flammable sprays or liquids such as mousse, hairspray, and bulk alcohol, on high-speed rail. In addition to all kinds of contraband, the security check of the railway station also lists sharp and blunt objects that may endanger the personal safety of passengers and have major safety hazards as prohibited items.

Precautions for carrying items by high-speed rail:

1. Tools such as hammers, wrenches, axes, nail guns and other tools cannot be carried on the high-speed rail, and the tools can be sent to the destination by express delivery in advance to avoid affecting the itinerary and causing losses.

2. The amount of mousse and hairspray carried should not exceed 120 ml, and the nail polish should not exceed 20 ml.

3. Do not carry all kinds of dangerous goods and contraband when entering the station, passengers should consciously accept the security check when entering the station and getting on the train, if you find suspicious items should take them out for inspection, if you carry mineral water and other drinks, you may have to open the bottle cap to try to drink, and you can only take the train after passing the inspection.

4. If you are not sure whether your belongings can get on the high-speed rail, you can contact the official to inquire.

It generally refers to a railway system that can allow trains to travel at a maximum speed of more than 200 km h, which is not a professional definition, but it is a customary term in daily life. This concept of high-speed rail is more streamlined and practical in the daily communication of people.

For example, the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Railway, Xiamen-Shenzhen Railway, Guangzhou-Zhuhai Urban Railway, etc., such as early high-speed railways, newly built high-speed railways or intercity railways that have reached the quasi-high-speed level, are often referred to as high-speed railways. These names are not a big deal, because for most people, whether they take an ordinary EMU on a fast rail or a high-speed EMU on a high-speed rail, there is not much substantial difference in riding experience and time efficiency, and it is only in stark contrast to the traditional general-speed railway.

In the concept of China's high-speed railway network, the official document adopts the broad sense of high-speed rail rather than the narrow sense of high-speed rail, as long as the design speed of more than 200 km h of railways can be planned according to the needs of the actual situation, and jointly included in the high-speed railway network column for discussion.

5. The specification or weight exceeds the items specified in Article 51 of these regulations.

The high-speed rail box can bring canned drinks, canned drinks are not contraband, but the carrying amount cannot exceed the weight and volume specified by the high-speed rail.

Railway Passenger Transport Regulations:

Article 52 The following items shall not be brought into the vehicle:

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 that can damage or pollute the vehicle.

5. The weight of the specification or type exceeds the articles specified in Article 51 of these regulations.

You can bring a case of drinks on the high-speed train.

Drinks can be carried in high-speed rail boxes, and drinks are not contraband, but the amount carried cannot exceed the weight and volume specified by high-speed rail. However, it is not allowed to contain alcohol, such as liquor and alcoholic beverages are prohibited.

Items prohibited or restricted by the state in the Railway Passenger Transport Regulations; Dangerous goods, ammunition and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier as specified in laws, 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; Specifications or weights that exceed this regulation are not allowed to be brought on high-speed rail.

Passengers taking EMU trains can only carry luggage with a total length, width and height of no more than 130 cm and a weight of no more than 20 kg. In addition, when you are on the bus, you cannot sit in tandem with different seats.

Nowadays, it is common to walk between the cars because of some situations such as going to the dining car to eat, go to the toilet, and get boiling water. However, from tomorrow, passengers holding tickets for low-fare seats will not be allowed to stay in high-fare seats unless there are special circumstances and the conductor agrees.

Foreign definition of high-speed rail:

1. Europe. In the mid-twentieth century, the International Union of Railways (UIC), a non-governmental organization, designated high-speed railways with a speed of 200 kilometers per hour for the renovation of old lines and 250,300 kilometers per hour for new construction. In 1985, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (the official organization) signed an agreement on international railway trunk lines in Geneva, stipulating that the speed of new passenger and freight trains mixed (referred to as passenger and freight common line) high-speed railways should be more than 250 kilometers per hour, and the speed of new passenger trains (referred to as passenger dedicated lines) high-speed railways should be more than 350 kilometers per hour.

2. Japan. As the first country in the world to begin the development of high-speed railways, Japan** issued Decree No. 71 in 1970, in order to formulate the law on the development of national Shinkansen railways, the definition of high-speed rail is that where the main section of a railway, the maximum running speed of the train reaches 200 kilometers per hour or more, can be called high-speed railway.

3. The United States. The Federal Railroad Administration once defined high-speed rail as a railroad with a maximum operating speed of more than 145 kilometers per hour (90 mph), but from the perspective of the general public, the term "high-speed modular rail" is often used in the United States to refer to rail services operating at speeds above 160 kilometers per hour, because there are no other rail passenger services operating at speeds higher than 128 kilometers per hour (80 mph) other than the Axile Express (maximum speed of 240 km/h).

The above content refers to China 12306 - Carry-on and Luggage.