So many people! It reminds me of the tube we took in London. We arrived at rush hour, and were crammed into the train like sardines, and us with our suitcases! Not a pleasant experience. I don't remember pushing, but there was quite a rush.
Yipps I rode when The Giants from Nantes (France) were there in 2015, millions of people visited and yet... I felt safe, everyone behaved well. Ingo worked for the Little Giant Girl (background pic), so I was on my own (we live in a suburb when there).
It is the same here in Adelaide, everyone waits until others get off and then get on themselves with no pushing or shoving. It's good that TransPerth holds your money on the passes.
Here people try to get in before others are out, drives me nuts! BUT! When coming home from Perth with heavy stuff a woman helped me getting in! So, not all bad here. You only have three steps too climb, to get on the train.... We live behind a rock here. You´re in a wheel chair? You got a problem! With small kids in pram? Problem. Your parents were wise to leave this country.
Absolutely! My bag´s zipper opened and they told me! But that happened in Braunschweig as well :-) Distance is the keyword and being polite, saying "train is full, please wait for the next one..." - and people do.
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Lots of pushing in Boston on the subways
That is sad! I´ll stick to Perth then...
Hello,
The monthly tickets sound like the way to go, easy.
Have a great day!
Eileen, the Perth-concept is much better! The money stays on your card over years!
..I've never been on a subway!
doesn't look like anyone is in a big hurry. Nice to see no pushing and shoving.
So many people! It reminds me of the tube we took in London. We arrived at rush hour, and were crammed into the train like sardines, and us with our suitcases! Not a pleasant experience. I don't remember pushing, but there was quite a rush.
It´s a train, Tom :-)
I was in the worst crowded times there - and no one was pushing - Perth-people are nice!
Yipps I rode when The Giants from Nantes (France) were there in 2015, millions of people visited and yet... I felt safe, everyone behaved well. Ingo worked for the Little Giant Girl (background pic), so I was on my own (we live in a suburb when there).
What a cool video. Hope it was a good day, hugs-Erika
It is the same here in Adelaide, everyone waits until others get off and then get on themselves with no pushing or shoving. It's good that TransPerth holds your money on the passes.
I enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing, dear friend Iris. Hugs and much love to you ❤️
It was a ... another being-on-hold-day, but with RAIN, so: GOOD! Hugs!
Here people try to get in before others are out, drives me nuts!
BUT! When coming home from Perth with heavy stuff a woman helped me getting in! So, not all bad here. You only have three steps too climb, to get on the train.... We live behind a rock here. You´re in a wheel chair? You got a problem! With small kids in pram? Problem.
Your parents were wise to leave this country.
Thank you, dear friend Linda - I always felt safe in Perth! Hugs and much love back 😘
Isn't it wonderful to be in a crowd and everyone is polite? I felt that in England on the tube, too.
Well, if distance is kept, crowds are acceptable. Other...
People seem to be more polite there.
Absolutely! My bag´s zipper opened and they told me! But that happened in Braunschweig as well :-)
Distance is the keyword and being polite, saying "train is full, please wait for the next one..." - and people do.
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