Re: M>Train Refurbs

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

It's alot harder to detect and fight a fire in a a small enclosed unit than
what it is on a open floor. Also you get the real bright sparks that put lit
ciggie butts in there and can smoulder for an hour or two before going up in
flames, yet the paper that is spread around and in the open is alot easier
to see on fire or smouldering.


"Jeremy Lunn" <spammers-will-die@austux.net> wrote in message
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> In article <3adbe793$1_2@news01.one.net.au>, Rail Roamer wrote:
> > Yeah right bins on trains............something for vandals to set on
fire
> > with plenty of fuel inside them to feed the fire.
>
> I don't see how they would be anymore flanable than the papers scattered
> all over the train.  If they empty them for each trip then I don't see
> how it's a problem at all.  It would just save them cleaning costs.
>
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