Tonggeun
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Tonggeun | |
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Hangul: |
통근
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Revised Romanization: | Tonggeun |
McCune-Reischauer: | T'onggŭn |
The Tonggeun (previously called Tongil-ho) is a class of short-run commuter trains operated by Korail, the national railroad of South Korea. On timetables, the name is typically translated as "Commuter." They typically operate once or twice daily in each direction, along a few tens of kilometers of track. They thus provide an important function for many smaller rural communities (and also some New Towns aroud Seoul), which often lack good public transit connections.
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[edit] Trains
- Original Tongil-ho Passenger Car (not on service)
- Tang eng Tongil-ho Passenger Car (not on service)
- Electric Excellent Car (not on service)
- Commute Diesel Car
[edit] On service
- Gyeongjeon Line : Gwangju-Mokpo, Yosu-Mokpo, Bujeon-Masan, Suncheon-Mokpo, Masan-Suncheon
- Daegu Line : Pohang-Dongdaegu
- Jungang Line : Wolnae-Bujeon
- Gunsan/Jeolla Line : Imsil-Jeonju-Iksan-Gunsan
- Jinhae Line : Masan-Tonghae
- Jeongseon Line : Jeungsan-Auraji
- Gyeongwon Line : Uijeongbu-Sintanri
- Gyeongui Line : Seoul-Imjingang-Dorasan (no train to Dorasan on Monday)