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Geoff Marshall Least Used: Extreme Edition
Why are there so many people using the train? A bus would literary be 5x faster! And why does it stop there? That's so weird.
Most of the people on the train are people with not much money who live in the villages and had come to Lviv for the day.
The train seems to be full so they could at least make it faster and install lighting at the stations.
Buses usually get stuck in traffic. It would not be 5x faster.
@@comengsh spot on
this has got to be the most derelict thing i’ve ever seen in my life
Some Ukraine train stations are so narrow or it's just barley even a station. They might have forgotten that this station exist.
Lmao look up Hastings Station, Weston, MA. No platform at all, or station sign
I've been wondering about these numbered stations for years, and I've finally seen someone touch on these
I'm not sure if I would want to be on that train going more than 38 mph
as Ukrainian, we often nickname these stations, for example none says 5km, Rivne , we nick it Shpaniv
When you go back to Ukraine would you think about going on an old Soviet aeroplane? There are some An-24 and Yak-40 still operated by a company called Motor Sich.
Hello BENO, this is my first time visiting your channel and I enjoyed your video. I will watch more.
Thanks
I bet Geoff Marshall and Jay Foreman is watching this and is fascinated. Looks like the unknown line that isn’t regularly used and the station doesn’t have a lot of passengers.
Yeah
:)
Least Used Station earrape intensifies
Can you do a BENO travel guide to Ukraine?
I should make a video on that.
The positives of Ukraine...
1. Loads of interesting things to see
2. Loads of old transportation to ride
3. A lot of the country has not changed much from Soviet times. You can experience what Soviet Russia was like.
4. It is very cheap.
5. There is not much vidulatntiness.
The negatives of Ukraine...
1. Some of the transport is very slow.
2. There is very limited social security. Hospitals are small and underfunded. There are loads of homeless 70 year old ladies sleeping rough. It is painful to see.
3. Don't become ill in Ukraine. People will not come to your help when you are in need. I have seen people lying in the snow in Kharkiv in minus temperatures. I don't know if they were dead or alive. People would step over them to get past.
@@benolifts This is one reason why the popularity in Ukraine is slowly decreasing I think.
Wow! Electric trains that are so so slow, they do make the trains over here in Britain look very wonderful don't you think?
Same in Germany, we like to complain about our trains a lot but this is something else.
Hi Beno I was Watching the Random Lift button
where do you live?
"22km"
Hmm super weird.
why is it so slow? How can they make it faster?
Out of interest how much did the trains cost?
The journey to 22KM cost £0.35. The journey back was free as there was no ticket check.
@@benolifts that is fraking cheap
Excellent
Hi! When Poland is opened again, can you go there and ride a polregio train? Plsssssssss!!!!!
suddenly Northern don't seem so bad,
weirdest thing in the world
also ukraine has a Russian-like language for some reason
I agree. I'm not sure, but I think it's because they forgot the station exist.
I honestly thought you would be talking about the platforms between Chatham and Rochester. Ukraine is a little further afield than Medway
To be honest, the railways in Medway are too boring to make a video on. Actually most of Medway is pretty boring.
love bald's videos!
Does the train have a conductor? Or where they nowhere to be seen?
Trains without guards/conductors aren't particularly rare, if the train is Driver Only Operation (DOO). Then again, this does not apply to this specific example.
The train has...
1 driver
1 lookout
1 engineer
2 ticket inspectors
I know this as I was watching their movements to find the right moment to surf the train. This video will be on my new youtube channel.
It is interesting that for a very poor train service they have a lot of staff. Wages are low over there, so the cost of human labor is cheap.
@@benolifts What are the roles of the different staff? I don't know why they would need a lookout and an engineer.
Trains in Ukraine always have a driver and a lookout. I think the reason is so if there are two people in the cab it reduces human error. I was surprised that there is also an engineer. The engineers job is to keep the engine running correctly, which seems unnecessary, but the train is from the 50s or 60s. When I was shining my torch out the window to try and improve the video footage, the engineer came out the rear cab to see what was causing the light. Later when I surfed this train the engineer and two ticket inspectors were in the rear cab. I kept low down on the back of the train and they didn't see me.
@@benolifts Personally I find it interesting how they chose a lookout over a guard. But I guess it makes sense.
> mistery unnamed station
> the first screen displays the name ''22 km''
Yeah, that is a valid name in ex-USSR
Hey Austin this is guys
Hey guys, this is in the middle of nowhere.
Hey guys this is Austin
Hey guys welcome aboard the Austin train to nowhere
@@Andrewjg_89 What happend to wheelie bin?
Hey beno If I ever visit the UK plz be my tour guide 😅, you're actually are very knowledgeable a lot of things over there I'll get lost really quick.
The train, indeed, was in pretty good condition for Ukraine. Definitely better than in 2018 and 2019
I should have done another one of these train rides but on an ER2. The problem is that the timetable is poor and trains don't run when you need them. Also these train rides take up a lot of time, and as day to day things in general seem to take longer than in England, it is harder to get as much done in Ukraine within the time you are there.
Ah comrade, you are in the 86th federal subject of Russia.
You mean, I am the 86th train surfer of Russia. Actually the number would be way higher than that as loads of people surf over there.
Is this what they call a Elektrichka?
The electric ER2 version is. I am not sure if this includes this diesel electric train. This train is slower than the ER2.
@Beno , imagine you where here now
Perhaps they are slow to conserve fuel..😊❤️🇺🇦🇬🇧
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