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"...the problem of no toilet on board..." That really surprised me. They're running a service from Reading out to Shenfield with no loo. I'd have thought thing
by bencollier49 11y ago
"...the problem of no toilet on board..."
That really surprised me. They're running a service from Reading out to Shenfield with no loo. I'd have thought things could get quite urgent under those circumstances.
- lmm 11y agoThe Underground out to Amersham doesn't have toilets; nor do the Northern City Line trains out to Hertford and Welwyn. Crossrail is a metro service; very few people will be travelling all the way through (most will be going to or from central london), and people going from London to Reading or Shenfield are more likely to get the fast long-distance trains.
- jsingleton 11y agoLondon Overground doesn't have toilets on train. Better this than just dumping it straight onto the track like a lot of the existing stock still does. A vacuum system would be better but then they have to empty them. Less space to fit people in too.
- gadders 11y agoThe trains on South Eastern in from Kent all have vacuum toilets. It's only a few train lines that dump waste on to the tracks.