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Blog Entry# 999056 Posted: Feb 17 2014 (22:52) 5 Responses Last Response: Mar 29 2014 (12:51)
Guest: 7ffe1dbc show all posts If you want to feel the speed of 105 kmph, you can observe between NZM & JHS, and also between BSP to BYT. Simply ignore the red ones. I am surprised that their home station & nearest station, both didn`t lie on the route. So a wild guess by them. Just feel it yourself by travelling. IR can not maintaing even speed through out : 1-due to diverse topography 2-various halts 3-unmanned tracks / lack of covering 4-signals delay, open crossings So... more... Yup, you r right. I am not saying this train goes at 105 throughout the stretch. But for some portions, it travels at 105kmph. Lot of trains do that in IR. Honestly this shouldn't even be a tip. Useful tip for RFs.......not for common passengers...... It should be useful if u add other point also like condition of coach, punctuality, food, pantry, ac coach attendants...... | ARP (Advanced Reservation Period) CalculatorReservations Open Today @ 8am for: Trains with ARP 10 Dep on: Sat Sep 30 Trains with ARP 15 Dep on: Thu Oct 5 Trains with ARP 30 Dep on: Fri Oct 20 Trains with ARP 120 Dep on: Thu Jan 18 Leading Polls
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