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It was great while it lasted. Living walking distance from Fremont station - end of the line - meant I could guarantee a seat on the train in the mornings. But
by ben174 10y ago
It was great while it lasted. Living walking distance from Fremont station - end of the line - meant I could guarantee a seat on the train in the mornings. But now the train will be full by the time it gets to Fremont station if it is before 9am. On a positive note there will be far fewer people getting off at 5pm at the Fremont station and clogging up the escalators.
Stand on the right, walk on the left, people!!
- emilyfm 10y agoHow high (long) are the escalators? Above 18.5 metres (60 feet in the US) it's more efficient to stand on both sides: http://www.citylab.com/commute/2016/01/subway-escalator-standing-study-tfl-london/424950/ http://www.citylab.com/commute/2016/01/subway-escalator-stan...
- donretag 10y agoIt is more efficient on average, but those that want to walk will be slowed down, while those willing to stand will be faster since the overcrowding will be reduce. However, if those that are not in a hurry and are willing to stand, they should simply deal with the overcrowding.
- Rapzid 10y agoI commuted from Dublin. ~7AM is last parking spot and the trains were standing room only when they pulled out. Felt sorry for everyone that boarded between there and Embarcadero.