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Regional-tog (Denmark)
Welcome to the guide to travelling on the trains which provide the regional services in Denmark; which typically skip the stations close to cities served by local trains, but then can at all of the remaining stations on a line.
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Denmark
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In Demmark Regional-tog is a service and not a specific train, so multiple types of train are used.
On routes to and from Kobenhavm/Copenhagen double-deck trains are more common, because the routes these trains take are popular with long-distance commuters.
However, on other routes the same types of train that are used for the longer-distance IC services are also used on these regional routes.
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