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<p>Several of the folks who participate in the UT senior discussion groups, of which I am a part, have ridden trains in Europe. Usually just once! But they know all about it. Just ask them. I have never been to Germany. And I don't intend on going there. So I need some help from any forum participants who have been there and know what they are talking about.</p> <p>One of the participants told me that the Germans have freight trains that run up to 200 mph. Really? Is that true?</p> <p>Do the high speed passengers trains in Germany (IC and ICE), as well as France, Spain, etc., carry package express? If they do, I can see where someone who does not know the difference between a UPS package and a ton of steel might conclude that German freight trains, as well as others, blaze along at 200 mph, at least over some stretches of track.</p> <p>By the way, what is the difference between an IC and ICE train?</p>
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