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> Selecting a row near the doors can increase the likelihood of passenger turnover I don't think that's true. People get off when they get to their destination
by remram 2y ago
> Selecting a row near the doors can increase the likelihood of passenger turnover
I don't think that's true. People get off when they get to their destination whether or not it is easy to reach the door, and sit in available spaces.
- LelouBil 2y agoPeople that only have a few stations to go tend to sit closer to doors. But also, now that I think about it, this may only be caused by french metro layouts, I'm from France too and this fact seems true to me. If your train is only a long corridor with seats on the edges, the "difficulty" of getting to/from a door is almost the same everywhere. But in the french metro you have foldable seats right next to the doors, and groups of 4 seats between doors, and when the metro is busy, it's harder to get out of these 4 seats groupings.
- remram 2y agoI mean, I totally agree, but I assumed you would play during high traffic when all seats are taken. The rules don't even say what you do with a non-full hand.