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But then trains highly overcrowded so in the case of another Greyrigg the death and injury toll would be far higher. But affording to a train company there is
by philjohn 2y ago
But then trains highly overcrowded so in the case of another Greyrigg the death and injury toll would be far higher.
But affording to a train company there is "no upper limit on the number of passengers in a given train carriage". I did point out that the laws of physics, and basic human physiology would refute that assertion.
So, maybe safety theatre rather than patronising levels of safety.