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Why don't commuters trains have sleeping cabinets.. I could really use them ofcourse I would wake up somewhere in white russia.. but at least I'd get my sleep
Originally posted by photon
LOL!
Ya. I admire the way they can guess which hand is their left in only two tries!
lol, sounds familiar, for me: after taking the train home I still have to cycle for 15-20 minutes, the past weeks I've been sleeping so deep that my brain is all groggy when I wake up at the station and have a hard time getting on my cycle :POriginally posted by Njorl
I used to sleep on the train every day on the way to school. It was a 45 minute trip. I always woke up as the train stopped at my station. "Woke up" is a bit of an exaggeration. Sometimes I found myself walking across campus with no idea how I got there, but always on the right path to class.
Njorl
Originally posted by Njorl
I used to sleep on the train every day on the way to school. It was a 45 minute trip. I always woke up as the train stopped at my station. "Woke up" is a bit of an exaggeration. Sometimes I found myself walking across campus with no idea how I got there, but always on the right path to class.
Njorl
Me too, in the mornings, evenings are usually 120 minutes.. the problem is that Amsterdam is probably (surely) THE worst city to find student housing.. and I am not making a dime at the moment so financing would be a problem too to say the leastOriginally posted by Tyro
My last job had a 90 min commute to work .
Commuter trains should have sleeping cabinets to provide a comfortable and convenient way for passengers to rest during long journeys. This can improve the overall travel experience and make it easier for people to commute long distances.
Sleeping cabinets would benefit commuters by allowing them to rest and sleep during their journey, making it easier to manage long commutes and reducing fatigue and stress. This can also help improve productivity and overall well-being.
The cost of train tickets may increase slightly to cover the installation and maintenance of sleeping cabinets, but the added comfort and convenience may be worth it for many commuters. Additionally, some train companies may offer different pricing options to accommodate different budgets.
Sleeping cabinets on commuter trains would be designed and installed with safety regulations in mind. They would also be monitored by train staff to ensure the safety of passengers. Additionally, passengers would need to follow safety instructions when using the sleeping cabinets.
It would depend on the train company and the routes they operate. Some companies may choose to only offer sleeping cabinets on longer journeys, while others may have them on all their commuter trains. It would also depend on the demand and feasibility of installing sleeping cabinets on certain trains.