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Anonymous users2024-01-24Electric locomotives rely on rails to transmit electricity, and they do not want to have toilets because they are worried that the dirt from the toilets will affect the performance of power transmission after polluting the tracks. Alas......Chinese......!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Why did the previous domestic cars not have toilets, because the designers didn't want the driver to feel good at all, you just look at the chair to know ......How uncomfortable it is, how to break ......Your restlessness is an important measure for him to ensure safety.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Some models have no extra space, and on the other hand, the design is not user-friendly enough.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, HXD3 has it, but unfortunately it is not used.
In fact, the ND5 imported more than 20 years ago existed, and now it has been transformed
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Anonymous users2024-01-20At present, the new electric locomotives HXD1, HXD2, and HXD3 have toilets.
The company must be responsible, the general long-distance driving requirements for 2-3 hours to stop and rest, passengers move, go to the toilet, the driver also requires a change to drive, hard hold 4 hours is not right, you can complain.
At present, most trains do not have manure tanks, and they are discharged directly to the sides of the railway with conduits. >>>More
This one is not separated, there is a lock. So don't worry about anything, but be aware that there will be queues during certain peak periods.
Each carriage of the passenger train has flushable toilets with wash basins. There is also a free supply of toilet paper in the toilets of the high-speed train. So, there are no toilets on the train, not really.