Can I bring drinks on the train? I would like to bring two cases of drinks, one with 24 bottles, is

According to the relevant regulations of the railway company, passengers can carry drinks on the train, as long as they are within the specified weight range.

1. Items that passengers can carry free of charge.

The weight and volume of the free baggage carried by passengers are: 10 kg for children (including free children), 35 kg for diplomatic personnel, and 20 kg for other passengers. The sum of the external dimensions of each item shall not exceed 160 cm, and the rod-shaped item shall not exceed 200 cm, except that the total length of the EMU train shall not exceed 130 cm; The weight does not exceed 20 kg.

2. Prohibited carry-on items:

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 size or weight exceed the free carry-on range.

So, if your drink is packaged in good condition and not overweight, it can be taken away by train.

To sum up, you can have the best of luck on the road.

According to the regulations of the railway company, passengers are allowed to carry drinks on the train, as long as they are within the specified weight. The specific regulations are as follows:

1.Items whose carriage is prohibited or restricted by the state;

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

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

4.items capable of damaging or contaminating the vehicle;

5.Items whose size or weight exceeds the specified size.

Therefore, you can bring two cartons of drinks (24 bottles each) that you want to bring on board as long as they are within the required weight range and meet the above requirements. Please note that in case of special circumstances, it is recommended that you consult the local train station or railway customer service.

Drinks can be brought on the train.

You can't bring high alcohol liquor, you can only bring two bottles.

Yes, as long as it's not alcoholic.

Bring 10 bottles of drinks to enter the high-speed rail station

Drinks are allowed to travel by high-speed rail, because drinks are not prohibited items, and they are not within the scope of dangerous goods stipulated by the railway department. There is no restriction on high-speed rail with drinks, 10 bottles or as many bottles as you want, as long as the total weight of the luggage does not exceed 20 kg.

There are many types of drinks that can be carried by high-speed rail, such as milk tea, mineral water or juice, but when passing through security, some high-speed rail stations stipulate that you need to open the drink and take a sip in front of the staff.

Precautions for taking high-speed rail

1. It should be noted that smoking is prohibited on high-speed rail carriages. Smoking is prohibited in both the toilet and at the junction of the carriages, and once the smoke reaches a certain concentration, the smoke alarm on the train will sound, causing the train to be unable to travel normally.

2. When traveling by high-speed rail, it is best not to bring food with a strong odor, such as stinky tofu or durian.

3. After the train departs, passengers can no longer go through the refund procedures. At this time, you can go to the manual ticket window of Huozhuru Station to change the ticket, but you can only change to the train that has a remaining ticket before 24 o'clock on the same day.

4. Passengers are not allowed to bring pets on the bus, such as rabbits, kittens or tortoises. However, it is possible to apply for a quarantine certificate for these pets and then go through the check-in procedures.

Summary. Hello.

You can bring drinks on the train. As long as the items brought do not exceed the boarding regulations and the volume of the items carried, they can be carried. If you go through the security check, there will be no problem if you don't get detained.

Can I bring a case of drinks on the train?

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Hello, you can bring drinks by train. As long as the items brought do not exceed the regulations on the ride, and the volume of the items carried, they can be brought with a lead belt. If you pass through the security check, there will be no problem if you don't get detained.

You can carry drinks on the high-speed rail, and there is basically no limit on how many drinks you can bring on the high-speed rail, and you can also bring three or four boxes.

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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.