A typhoon is coming. Can we take the bullet train?

The typhoon is coming, and there may be some safety risks by taking the bullet train. The following are possible risks:

1. Operation adjustment: During the typhoon, the train may make operation adjustment according to the weather conditions, such as stopping or changing the line. This may bring inconvenience to your travel and prevent you from taking the bullet train as planned.

2. Equipment failure: Typhoon may lead to equipment failure of motor vehicles, such as catenary damage and signal system failure. This may cause the train to fail to operate normally or even stop.

3. Weather conditions: Strong winds and heavy rains brought by typhoons may affect the driving safety of motor trains. For example, bullet trains may encounter strong winds, heavy rains and blocked vision during driving, which may increase the risk of accidents.

4. Road conditions: Typhoon may cause poor road conditions, such as the collapse of trees and damage to roads. This may cause the bullet train to fail to operate normally, or be forced to slow down or stop at some sections.

Faced with these risks, it is suggested that you can take the following measures:

1. Pay attention to the weather forecast and the announcement of the railway department. Keep abreast of the typhoon's path and influence range, as well as the operation adjustment information of the motor train.

2. If you have already bought a train ticket, you can try to contact the railway department or refund the ticket and change it.

3. If you need to travel by train, try before the typhoon comes. If possible, postpone or cancel the trip to ensure safety.

4. If you have to travel, please pay close attention to traffic conditions and safety tips to avoid choosing sections that are seriously affected by typhoons.

In short, there are certain safety risks in taking the bullet train during the typhoon. In order to ensure your own safety, it is recommended that you flexibly adjust your itinerary according to weather conditions and railway department announcements, and pay attention to safety tips and traffic conditions.