Re: M>Train Refurbs

["Rail Roamer" <leadscout@one.net.au>]

Yeah right bins on trains............something for vandals to set on fire
with plenty of fuel inside them to feed the fire.
Actually didn't they used to have little litter boxes on trams ( W Class)
along time ago. I wonder why they got rid of them???
Problems perhaps?


"Michael" <usenet.spam@gunzel.net> wrote in message
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> Peter Parker <parkerp@alphalink.com.au> wrote in article
> <3ada1d96@news.alphalink.com.au>:
>
> >On a related topic (being from WA) I'm suprised that they allow eating
> >on Melbourne trains.
>
> Good idea. They should also install bins on trains to cope.
>
> >  And as for those MX and Melbourne express papers, these contribute
> >disproportionately
> > to the mess in carriages, especially at the end of the day.
>
> On my way home I will always pick up an MX to read if someone's left it
> neatly on the seat. I also return the favour with my morning paper, by
> leaving it neatly for someone else to read (if a passenger doesn't pick it
> up by the other end, the driver usually does). Why waste it by throwing it
> out?
>
> >I wonder who
> >would be liable if a
> >half-blind passenger slipped on one and injured themselves (Vaughan???).
>
> People who make a mess by throwing pages and carelessly dropping
newspapers
> on the floor should have the book thrown at them for littering.
>
> >At the very least,
> >the train companies should insist that these papers have spine staples
> >before
> >allowing them to be given away at stations - this would cut the mess by
> >75%.
>
> Good idea for the povvo papers, bit hard for the papers like The Age
(would
> be nice though)
>
> M.
>
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