The Republic of Turkey State Railways (TCDD) made the High Speed Train (YHT) brand a brand. Upon the application of TCDD to the Turkish Patent Institute, the name of YHT and its usage form were registered as a trademark. The registration process was published in the Institute's Official Trademark Bulletin.
With the name becoming a brand, no company other than TCDD will be able to use YHT anymore. After the liberalization of the railway sector, many private companies are expected to enter the sector. If these companies also operate trains, those trains will have a different name. Before starting YHT flights, the names of Turkish Star, Turquoise, Snowdrop, YHT, Çelik Wing and Yıldırım received the most votes in the survey conducted on the internet for train names in 2009. Binali Yıldırım, Minister of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications, chose the name YHT from the names of YHT and Yıldırım, who made it to the finals.
TCDD transported 5 million passengers
TCDD officials, YHT name of that met with sympathy and soon said he loved, said: "As you know, running the newly made YHT line between Ankara and Eskisehir on Turkey March 2009 had been the country eighth sixth-speed train operators in Europe in the world. This year, the Ankara-Konya line was commissioned. Both high-speed train lines work close to the 100. Ticket prices are five times cheaper than double the countries that operate the train. YHT has moved a total of 5 million passengers to date. Y
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