ICE (Intercity-Express)
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El servicio ferroviario de alta velocidad insignia de Alemania operado por Deutsche Bahn, introducido en 1991. Los trenes ICE alcanzan velocidades de hasta 300 km/h en las Neubaustrecke dedicadas (líneas de nueva construcción de alta velocidad) y sirven rutas domésticas así como conexiones transfronterizas con Austria, Suiza, Francia, Bélgica y los Países Bajos.
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