And to think I just read a local article saying the subways here in New York are overcrowded. Yes, I do think it's crowded here, but it's nothing like this and other videos show Tokyo. At least here in New York we have room to breathe.
Worst of heavy crowded control of this, is like a London transport people using undergronud and British Railway. What the hell over wild of crowded control people are using subway!
At least Japanese rail passengers don't throw themselves through droplight door windows with their legs dangling out in the air when the train is moving off ! I've seen this happen here on 'rush' hour commuter service trains - and a lot worse I can assure you !
well i can invite you to see even worse thing in Argentinean conmmuters, if you enter the "sarmiento line" you will enter to another country. now thing are better but a couple of years ago (before the 2012 once rail disaster in wich 51 people died because the brakes didn't apply at terminus sta and 1 car telescoped) trains used to run with dorrs opened, often you listen local and foreigner music very loud from cellphones, illegal sellers walking on train offering beer, hot dogs and snacks, mother giving the tis to their kids for milk in front of the other conmmuters.
Yes, I remember that awful rail crash - there is video footage of it. Rail crashes are unfortunately a fact of life for all railways worldwide. Most are caused through operating procedures not being adhered to, or short cuts being taken - due to over familiarisation of work practices. Some, like the Japan rail crash in Tokyo, were due to an inexperienced young driver under severe pressure to 'keep to time' and excessive bullying by managers who threatened the particular driver with losing his job. There have been too many 'accidents' here recently - I myself dispatched one such fateful train ( Paddington rail crash ) and I sometimes wonder if I had held that train for another 30 seconds, that crash may not have been avoided. OK, thanks for your reply. If you ever get a chance, read a very interesting book by R.C. Rolt "Red for Danger "
It’s so crowded but I feel okay because Japanese people have piece of mind and wait for people who get off.
In China ,nobody wait for people get off.
My friend told me to avoid this line especially in the morning which is why even though it took longer, I used to take the JR circle line.
This is madness!!!
No.
This is JAPAN!
+Joni Mendes Have you seen China rush hour train?
***** yup its insane aswell but the worst of them all in my opinion has to be the indian trains where they literally travel on the roof its crazy
And to think I just read a local article saying the subways here in New York are overcrowded. Yes, I do think it's crowded here, but it's nothing like this and other videos show Tokyo. At least here in New York we have room to breathe.
Good manner. Nobody screams and push other
Worst of heavy crowded control of this, is like a London transport people using undergronud and British Railway. What the hell over wild of crowded control people are using subway!
Wow! This is amazing!
At least they're nice about it. In Beijing, everyone just runs into it before they get out.
少なくとも毎日こういう電車を利用する人は日曜の夜から金曜の昼まではにんにく食べたらあかんな。
すごいな、御堂筋線のラッシュ。やっぱり、なにわ筋線は必要だ。何年に開通するのかな？
これで溜まったを乗客を中津発が多少解消する感じか
At least Japanese rail passengers don't throw themselves through droplight door windows with their legs dangling out in the air when the train is moving off !
I've seen this happen here on 'rush' hour commuter service trains - and a lot worse I can assure you !
"here"
where do you leave?
here for me is Argentina, for orthers USA, China, or France
England
well i can invite you to see even worse thing in Argentinean conmmuters, if you enter the "sarmiento line" you will enter to another country.
now thing are better but a couple of years ago (before the 2012 once rail disaster in wich 51 people died because the brakes didn't apply at terminus sta and 1 car telescoped)
trains used to run with dorrs opened, often you listen local and foreigner music very loud from cellphones, illegal sellers walking on train offering beer, hot dogs and snacks, mother giving the tis to their kids for milk in front of the other conmmuters.
Yes, I remember that awful rail crash - there is video footage of it. Rail crashes are unfortunately a fact of life for all railways worldwide. Most are caused through operating procedures not being adhered to, or short cuts being taken - due to over familiarisation of work practices. Some, like the Japan rail crash in Tokyo, were due to an inexperienced young driver under severe pressure to 'keep to time' and excessive bullying by managers who threatened the particular driver with losing his job.
There have been too many 'accidents' here recently - I myself dispatched one such fateful train ( Paddington rail crash ) and I sometimes wonder if I had held that train for another 30 seconds, that crash may not have been avoided.
OK, thanks for your reply. If you ever get a chance, read a very interesting book by R.C. Rolt "Red for Danger "
***** thank for your comment
And I'm always complaining about my rides on the T when the train gets crowded in the morning.
Come to Tokyo. This is nothing worse than Tokyo.
Have you ever heard about São Paulo in Brazil? Line 3 (red) is the real hell
Nope. This is the busiest "subway" station in japan.
+Pedro Nascimento Hell yeah. Being in Bras Station at 6 in the morning is like "let's get rapped".
Walking is better, definitely!
this is better then chinese metro
Dont worry, their population isn't really growing anymore.
ain't that crowd TOO SILENT for a train station?
+nandosuke nanda Well it's Japan we're talking about. Very civilized.
nandosuke nanda
Do you speak to unknown person in a situation like this?
I'm Osaka Jin(People), but I don't use this line.
I handle so as not to encounter this hell because I know other avoidance lines.
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