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roger25162

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Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I Only registered today!

I was wondering does anyone have any train safety cards?

e.g: firsts adelante
 
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scotsman

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I'm not sure how you'd get any. Most are stickers applied to carriage walls or windows. Those that are in card form are there for an important reason, and I'm not sure where or when they would be replaced should you take one.
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That said, if you really want one - it wouldn't be too difficult to locate images of them online, and process them for printing.
 

roger25162

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Hi Scotsman, I only have a few Great Western ones which I ask for when I travel on one of their services. I'm sure if you wanted a Great Western one you could ask at the buffet cart and they will be happy to give you one. Also I was watching this First Adelante class 180 training video on YouTube and when they were demonstrating something in the carriage I could see something that looked like a safety card from that particular train. I have never traveled on the Adelante so I don't know. If anyone does have any information on this please comment.
 

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If you really wanted one there isn't much stopping you from simply taking one and sticking it in your bag, although that is theft and it does say on them that they are not to be removed from the train.

I would write to FGW and enquire about them, I'm sure they could try and find you one if you explained why.
 

STEVIEBOY1

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If you really wanted one there isn't much stopping you from simply taking one and sticking it in your bag, although that is theft and it does say on them that they are not to be removed from the train.

I would write to FGW and enquire about them, I'm sure they could try and find you one if you explained why.

Alex 101, do you still collect rail used tickets, I have a few I can post to you?
 
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