What should I do if I go to the toilet on the train?

There is a toilet on the train, so you can go straight to it. Large and small sizes can be used, except when you arrive at the station, because the excrement will fall directly on the tracks, so the toilet will be closed when you arrive at the station.

The toilets on the train have an in-line type, that is, they are discharged directly to the tracks, which are generally old cars. The reason why you can't see excrement by the side of the railway is because the train runs fast and the excrement is broken down by inertial forces.

Today's new cars, such as some 25T series and CRH toilets, are all toilet type, and the dirt in the toilet is collected into a special collection box, and then taken out by a special person to clean up when the place is ready.

> the toilet of the train is connected to the outside world, and the excretion of loose cars leaks directly to the roadbed through the pipe. The speed of the train was very fast, and the leaking feces hit the gravel of the roadbed at high speed, and immediately became powdery, and it was basically gone. As soon as a few more winds pass or rain washes away, there is nothing.

The toilets are closed when the train enters the station. However, in order to protect the environment, there are already trains that have increased the cost of installing equipment to store manure, exhaust and pack it, and take it out to the garage for disposal by sanitation workers.