ICE T

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ICE T is a tilting high-speed train variant of Germany’s InterCityExpress fleet designed for faster travel on curving conventional lines.

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ICE T canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf InterCityExpress variant
high-speed train
tilting train
belongsToFleet Deutsche Bahn ICE fleet
brakeType electropneumatic brakes
regenerative braking
countryOfOrigin Germany
designedBy Siemens transportation division
designedFor high-speed service on conventional lines
operation on curving routes
tilted running up to 8 degrees (approximate)
electricSystem 15 kV 16.7 Hz AC overhead
enteredServiceYear 1999
hasConfiguration 5-car sets (Class 415)
7-car sets (Class 411)
hasControl multiple-unit control
hasCoupling automatic couplers
hasFeature air conditioning
first and second class coaches
on-board restaurant or bistro
tilt compensation for passenger comfort
hasInteriorLayout open-saloon seating
some compartments
hasSubclass DB Class 411
DB Class 415
linked to: DB Class 411
introducedInService late 1990s
manufacturer Bombardier
DWA
Siemens
maximumSpeed 230 km/h
operator Deutsche Bahn
ownedBy Deutsche Bahn AG
linked to: Deutsche Bahn
partOfSeries InterCityExpress
powerType electric multiple unit
safetySystem ETCS (on some units)
LZB
PZB
trackGauge 1435 mm
standard gauge
usedInCountry Austria
Germany
Switzerland
usedOnLine Berlin–Dresden line
Leipzig–Dresden railway
Munich–Nuremberg line
usedOnService IC
ICE
usesTechnology tilting technology

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