Re: Oh what fun it is too ride...

[Nihonga <tony.patonNOtoSPAM@griffithhack.com.au.invalid>]

>  I am not trying to make up excuses here for the driver, but Im
> just
> trying to make you realise some possibilities. Whose to say that
> the
> driver in question, it wasnt his first day out by himself after
> passing
> through the driving school? I know most drivers on their first few
> days, weeks and maybe even months are very caucious when coming
> into
> platforms etc. His driving ability may not be perfect, but by god,
> you
> cannot tell me that everyone who has passed their car drivers
> licence
> test, are the best drivers in the world. Everyone makes mistakes,
> and I
> wish people would stop and think sometimes about the surrounding
> circumstances, instead of instantly jumping on the very boring
> bandwagon by saying Sydney`s trains are getting worse.

They are as you'll read later. How strict are these driving tests?
Sounds like anyone can have a go. If driving test were as strict as
flying tests, 50% of drivers would be off the road.

>  On the other hand, the driver may have been driving for a long
> time

What time would he start? It was 7am in the morning. My guess would be
a 4am start?
> and just has no sense, he may be on drugs etc, who knows. It takes
> all
> kinds of people to make up this world, and the sooner the public
> realise this, the better.

I'm sorry but this doesn't cut it. I think maybe it(cityrail) should be
sold off to be a private company.
Can you honestly say to me that the system works?


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