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I find it entirely unsurprising that passengers take matters into their own hands. It can be a safety issue to be stuck on a train for a long time, and often th
by cameronh90 3y ago
I find it entirely unsurprising that passengers take matters into their own hands. It can be a safety issue to be stuck on a train for a long time, and often there are no or very few updates from the driver while you are stuck.
In London, most times I get on the train, I’m expecting it to be a sub-10 minute trip. I may even be just wearing a t-shirt and shorts since I was heading to the gym. Others with health issues may not have brought the medication/food they need.
Similarly when this happens in summer, you can bet many people don’t have any water with them. I’ve personally been stuck on a broken down train during a 35c+ heatwave with no AC. Elderly passengers were showing signs of heatstroke and, with no communication, it does feel desperate.
- jlg23 3y ago> Similarly when this happens in summer, you can bet many people don’t have any water with them. When I lived there in 2010/2011, I regularly saw signs posted at tube stations "bring water, it'll be hot!".
- Log_out_ 3y agoLondon underground is heat saturated. Which also means free heating for deep heat pumps.