[ebaykal]

Baykal

 

[Doug]

Just imagine having to do that on the morning commute into St Pancras!

 

[harkins77]

At least we know why when there is a train crash there, that there are so many fatalities. I can't see the train companies over here adopting that on the monday morning trains into london.

 

[7113]

Errr - thats an awful lot of figures to buyand/or paint.

Regards

 

[Thunder]

That looks like the first commuter out of luton in the mornings

 

[dwb]

I briefly considered that option on the Hammersmith & City line last Friday evening but looking down the platform towards the tunnel entrance convinced me otherwise. Besides the sides of those tube trains are so slippery!

David

 

[Brian Considine]

QUOTE (BRITHO @ 10 Nov 2008, 17:34) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Errr - thats an awful lot of figures to buyand/or paint.

Regards

Better get started then ! (had'nt you).

 

[John Webb]

QUOTE (Doug @ 10 Nov 2008, 13:48) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Just imagine having to do that on the morning commute into St Pancras!

And with 25kVolts a couple of feet above the roof as well as the Hampstead tunnels!

Regards,
John Webb

 

[neil_s_wood]

That must be Pakistan as you are not allowed to do that in India any more. I know because I tried. Apparently because of power cables or something. Nepal would still allow you to travel on the roof of the bus; they don't have a railway.

The guys hanging on the front are taking a big risk.

 

[Lancashire Fusilier]

Need a loading gauge I reckon...

 

[John Webb]

Or was it an attempt at the 'Guiness Book of Records' for the most people in/on one train?

Regards,
John Webb

 

[hairyhandedfool]

QUOTE (neil_s_wood @ 10 Nov 2008, 20:58) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>That must be Pakistan as you are not allowed to do that in India any more.....

I heard they doubled they're passenger capacity recently, they bought another train!!!!

I get my coat......

 

[poliss]

Everyone does realise that it's a Photoshopped picture of course?