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There's usually some space between train coaches (I think it's called a gangway?) or at the end of a coach (a vestibule) that is separated from the seats area b
by NicuCalcea 2mo ago
There's usually some space between train coaches (I think it's called a gangway?) or at the end of a coach (a vestibule) that is separated from the seats area by doors on both sides. You can take your call there.
- margalabargala 2mo agoGotcha. On the trains I'm used to (Amtrak, NYC subway) spaces between cars are either nonexistent, or extremely dangerous.
- lazyasciiart 2mo agoAmtrak trains have vestibules when I take them.
- NicuCalcea 2mo agoIn London, subway cars are either completely separated and you can't travel between them, or it's just one long continuous tube, there are no vestibules. You don't get much signal underground either way, so it's rare to see people on a call. Most trains however have a space [0] at the end of each car where you enter and exit. That space can also have a toilet, bike storage, various (locked) train controls, sometimes even a few seats [1] where you can sit if your call will be a while. 0: https://www.cornwallrailwaysociety.org.uk/uploads/7/6/8/3/7683812/889-class-800-vestibule-4th-december-2017-copyright-derek-buttivant_orig.jpg https://www.cornwallrailwaysociety.org.uk/uploads/7/6/8/3/76... 1: https://www.modernrailways.com/sites/modernrailways/files/imported/2020-03-24/img_41-2_9.jpg https://www.modernrailways.com/sites/modernrailways/files/im...