Reservation / Train on-demand is difficult, but not impossible
* After commissioning of DFCs, number of freight trains on the NDLS-BCT/HWH routes shall be very less or negligible and these routes shall be like Dedicated Passenger Corridors. Absence of slow-moving freight trains shall substantially increase the sectional capacity and avg speed of express trains, and many new trains may be started thereby reducing the waitlists (maybe eliminating W/Ls).
* 160kmph speed shall not be possible for premium (fully ac) trains on full route. Jump in avg speed from 80-90kmph to 100-110kmph is...
more... possible for top priority Rajdhani trains.
*To ensure full availability of berths, a smooth flow of traffic has to be ensured by running all the non-ac express trains at 130kmph with LHB coaches and avg speed of 70-90kmph. In fact, there may be fast-moving trainsets with non-ac coaches as well.
* To ensure zero waiting lists, the speed restrictions have to be eliminated and bottlenecks at ghat sections/ curves/ gradients have to be gradually eased out so that sectional capacity is maximised.
please wait...Translate to EnglishTrain reservations on demand are difficult, but not impossible.
After the commissioning of Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFCs), the number of freight trains on the NDLS-BCT/HWH routes will be very low or negligible, and these routes will become Dedicated Passenger Corridors. The absence of slow-moving freight trains will substantially increase the sectional capacity and average speed of express trains, and many new trains may be started, thereby reducing (or eliminating) waitlists.
A speed of 160 kmph will not be possible for premium (fully AC) trains on the entire route. An increase in average speed from 80-90 kmph to 100-110 kmph is possible for top-priority Rajdhani trains.
To ensure full berth availability, a smooth flow of traffic must be ensured by running all non-AC express trains at 130 kmph with LHB coaches and an average speed of 70-90 kmph. In fact, there may be fast-moving trainsets with non-AC coaches as well.
To ensure zero waiting lists, speed restrictions must be eliminated, and bottlenecks at ghat sections/curves/gradients must be gradually eased to maximize sectional capacity.
please wait...Translate to HindiTrain ka reservation ya on-demand ticket lena mushkil hai, lekin namumkin nahin.
DFC banne ke baad, NDLS-BCT/HWH routes pe freight trains bahut kam ya bilkul nahin honge, aur yeh routes Dedicated Passenger Corridors jaise ho jayenge. Slow-moving freight trains na hone se express trains ki capacity aur average speed kaafi badh jayegi, aur kai nayi trains bhi chalu ho sakti hain, jisse waiting lists kam (shayad khatam hi) ho jayengi.
160 kmph ki speed premium (fully AC) trains ke liye pure route pe mumkin nahin hogi. Rajdhani jaisi top priority trains ki average speed 80-90 kmph se badhkar 100-110 kmph ho sakti hai.
Poori berths ki availability ke liye, smooth traffic flow jaruri hai, iske liye saare non-AC express trains ko 130 kmph ki speed se LHB coaches se chalana hoga, aur average speed 70-90 kmph rakhni hogi. Asal mein, non-AC coaches wali tez trains bhi ho sakti hain.
Zero waiting list ke liye, speed restrictions hatani hogi aur ghat sections/curves/gradients ki problems ko dhire-dhire theek karna hoga, taki capacity maximum ho.