klambert - in the Have You Done It Yet thread said:When I first saw this thread I was thinking something else.
I will leave it up to you.
I believe a Virgin West Coast driver was caught getting to know his outer being. Made the papers of course.
I bet drivers get up to all sorts in there cabs, they are alone in that cab for hours on end.
I bet drivers get up to all sorts in there cabs, they are alone in that cab for hours on end.
I really want to know what goes on inside that head of yours.
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I saw a photo in RAIL magazine of a french loco driver taking a **** in front of his loco, even though it was parked in a station platform.
Can anyone report on any cases where such 'promiscuous' activities have gone on inside the cab of a train?I bet drivers get up to all sorts in there cabs, they are alone in that cab for hours on end.
Not an "odd habit" as such, but today we had the following annoucement:
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is your Train manager speaking, with an offer for one lucky customer to upgrade to First Class, for free! If anybody has any sellotape, or glue, would they please let me know, as the driver has split his shoe, and is currently driving barefoot!"
did anyone get the upgrade?Illegal I'm not so sure of, but definitely unhelpful for your colleague who next occupies that cab!
Nothing lethal, but last train i was on, the driver sparked up a few cigarettes. Just made me think, generally i believe its illegal, but hes in his own environment with ventialtion, i dont see how it would be illegal in a Logical state.
It is a workplace therefore it is illegal. A driver on a line I used to catch was a frequent smoker, and the stench permeated the front carriage.
It's illegal to smoke in an enclosed working environment or company vehicle. That includes driving cabs. We've had to put signs up in the staff mess rooms on the GCR among other places saying it is illegal to smoke inside any building or driving cab. Ridiculously including the steam engines.
It takes five seconds to do it but people don't bother.
Had a go at an instructor once and asked him why he was throwing rubbish out of the window.
I once saw outtake TV and the news reporter was talking about a driver who exposed himself in the cab, (reporter then laughs)