Can kitchen knives be brought on the train?

Knives used in the kitchen are not regulated knives and can be packed and taken on the train.

Prohibited items on the train:

1.Flammable, explosive, spontaneously combustible combustion, explosive and lethal and highly toxic dangerous goods (such as: detonators, firecrackers, explosives, gasoline, calcium carbide, kerosene, liquefied gas, etc.).

2.Items that are restricted from being transported by the state.

3.Items that interfere with public health.

4.Animals and items that can damage or contaminate the vehicle (e.g. chickens, ducks, geese, dogs, pigs, monkeys, cats, snakes, etc.) ）

If you find that you are carrying dangerous goods, you will be handed over to the nearest stop in front by the train staff, and if necessary, they will be handed over to the relevant departments for processing. If it exceeds the provisions of the items listed above, the freight of the four types of parcels will be doubled according to the full weight of the item.

Yes, the "controlled knives" that cannot be brought by the regulations are daggers, sabers, large knives, etc. A kitchen knife is fine, but it's best to have a box.

Yes, even when you are flying, you can check in your luggage. But pack it well.

Controlled knives are strictly forbidden to be carried on board.

If you find out, you must explain it, and if you can't find it, you can take it with you Look at the inspection strength of the train station If you don't check it, no one will know if you go up with a gun

Hello, although kitchen knives are not controlled knives and contraband, they are not allowed to be carried directly, including cars.

Trains and planes are not allowed.

Hello, kitchen knives can't be brought on the train, not to mention knives now at the security check.

There are many scissors that I cannot bring even for a child.

So I recommend you.

Or pack the knives and send them back by courier.