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>so he'd be stuck in the car the whole trip. It's roughly a 30 minute trip. Would the wait for the different carriage be worth it ?
by codfrantic 13y ago
>so he'd be stuck in the car the whole trip.
It's roughly a 30 minute trip. Would the wait for the different carriage be worth it ?
- avar 13y agoYou try convincing a train company that you'd like to be transported as cargo.
- rplnt 13y agoI thought buses work this way - passengers stay in them?
- codfrantic 13y agoI've been on this train on a tourbus, you're not expected / required to go out unless you want to use the bathroom. Maybe it's different for car transport. Imagine a normal train although slightly bigger where you yourself drive on and park. It's not an open carriage like a 'normal' car transport would use.
- Swannie 13y agoIt is different for car transport. Primarily for fire safety.
- timclark 13y agoUnless you need to go to the toilet it is probably more comfortable to stay in your car. Not being able to get out of your car in an emergency would be a bigger problem.
- dmm 13y agoCrawl out the window?
- chiph 13y agoIn a Countach?? Not even if you are supermodel thin.
- Florin_Andrei 13y agoI see why: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/Countachgold.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/Countachg...