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German High Speed Page
You might also be interested in the ICE/Velaro page while this page is being built.


Created for 4rail.net by John McKey and Ilkka Siissalo. Pictures by Ilkka Siissalo, Hannu Peltola, Siemens and John McKey.
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DB depot view with classes 185 nr 243, 152 nr 030 and 189 number 056 and class 151 receiving trainorders in Duisburg, Germany
Germany RR Main Page is a great place to start browsing on the German railroading.

A drawing of the Velaro-D DB class 407 in use arriving at station
Germany High Speed Page brings you the present and the development of the German HS.


A drawing of the Velaro-D DB class 407 in use arriving at station
German High Speed at Glance
The German giant Siemens AG is a world leader in super high speed trains technology and Germany third, after China and France, in adaption of the super high speed ICE trains to it's networks. High speed networks currently span between most of the Germany population centers, improving the productivity with ever shortening travel times. New improved trains and track is always being built as the usage volumes improve every year.

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Intercity Development Program Test Trains
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First Generation of the ICE's
Deutsche Bahn classes 401 and 402 form the first generation Intercity Express trains for Germany occasionally visiting also the neighboring countries like Switzerland. The trains consist of the separate locomotive and coach sections much like their contemporary cousin TGV from France. The trains are in daily traffic all over the Germany and will be replaced by the new ICx train starting next decade.

   
   
   
   
   
   
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  Class 401 of Deutsche Bahn (ICE1)
ICE1 at Hamburg Altona station

ICE1 DB class 401 is stopping at Hamburg Altoona station.

Picture by Ilkka Siissalo.

 

ICE1 at Hamburg Altona station ICE1 unit 014 stopped at the Hamburg Altoona with as sister unit on the other track.

Picture by Ilkka Siissalo.

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  Class 402 of Deutsche Bahn (ICE2)
ICE2

ICE2 DB class 402 is stopping at Hamburg Altoona station.

Picture by Ilkka Siissalo.

 

ICE2 dashes through the countryside at Ingolstadt Germany

Picture by Sebastian Tertloft.
ICE2 in Berlin, Germany 2 ICE 2 units coupled together make their stop at the multilevel station made out of glass and concrete in Berlinn, Germany.

Picture by John McKey.

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