In which track classification is the maximum speed 95 km/h?

In which track classification is the maximum speed 95 km/h?

• A. Inner Suburban Area = 65 km/h
• B. Suburban Area = 95km/h
• C. Metro max speed 115km/h
• D. Regional Area = 160 km/h

Answer: (B)

Track classifications determine the highest safe operating speed for trains on different sections of the network, reflecting how the service type and track infrastructure influence stopping distances, passenger needs, and traffic density. A maximum of 95 km/h corresponds specifically to Suburban Area, so that classification is the match. The other classifications have different limits—inner Suburban Area is limited to 65 km/h, Metro up to 115 km/h, and Regional Area up to 160 km/h—so they don’t fit the 95 km/h limit.

Track classifications determine the highest safe operating speed for trains on different sections of the network, reflecting how the service type and track infrastructure influence stopping distances, passenger needs, and traffic density. A maximum of 95 km/h corresponds specifically to Suburban Area, so that classification is the match. The other classifications have different limits—inner Suburban Area is limited to 65 km/h, Metro up to 115 km/h, and Regional Area up to 160 km/h—so they don’t fit the 95 km/h limit.