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'Passengers excited by Northern Rail services'

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WestCoast

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Bouncing and shuddering along on a Pacer, trying not to spill your coffee from Pumpkin, wind in your hair from the draft, tinny music courtesy of someone's leaking headphones and bursting for the loo because someone is waiting for the fire brigade to cut them out of it.

Travel with Northern, A Serco-NedRail venture!

:lol::lol:;)

We want more trains. We want to have it everyday. You know, this will reduce transport fair. It will also provide employment. They should reduce the fair since it is meant for the poor. It will help all these market women to move their wares at reduced cost," he said.

Eh?

I wonder how much the bribe fare is on Northern Nigeria?
 
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reminds me of some rubbish statistics I saw on an ALEX train on saturday, amongst other meaningless numbers was 89% would recommend ALEX services to their friends. For god sake why?

  • the coaches are ancient
  • the seats are uncomfortable
  • the fares are the same as any other operator on the same line
  • the bloody train from Pilsen to Munich on Saturday was 1h30m late due to breaking down in the middle of nowhere
 

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Pacers can be terribly comfortable, just kidding, I'd rather stand on a packed one than sit as the legroom is shocking, I'm only 6ft and have size 11 feet, its not a nice experience.
 

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In terms of visibility and comfort it is hard to beat a bus seat 142 on a scenic route if it is not too full and you can get one of the 3 person benches to yourself. You can spread your legs out and take in the views unimpeded by seat backs.
 
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In terms of visibility and comfort it is hard to beat a bus seat 142 on a scenic route if it is not too full and you can get one of the 3 person benches to yourself. You can spread your legs out and take in the views unimpeded by seat backs.

I completely agree.

They are great for taking in the views, even at the rist of DVT! :lol:
 

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"George Agdgdgwango speaking, I am de conductor, now madames, can you just have your tickets, bank account numbers and sort codes ready perleeease."

george-fonejacker.jpg


Mind you, I bet he'd run their HR department better ;)
 

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In terms of visibility and comfort it is hard to beat a bus seat 142 on a scenic route if it is not too full and you can get one of the 3 person benches to yourself. You can spread your legs out and take in the views unimpeded by seat backs.

Visibility, yes. Comfort, no. The lack of seat backs get uncomfortable after about half an hour for me, I end up leaning against the wall as it is more comfy.

Then of course, there's the slabs on the Miseryfail Pacers, which is inevitably what turns up.

Nigerian comfort.....

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"George Agdgdgwango speaking, I am de conductor, now madames, can you just have your tickets, bank account numbers and sort codes ready perleeease."

george-fonejacker.jpg


Mind you, I bet he'd run their HR department better ;)

:lol:!

can imagine that!

'please e-mail me at George(at)northernrail.com/nationalbankofuganda

:lol:
 
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