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April 6th 04, 10:11 AM
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Subway (New York) vs Underground (London) [Quite long]
Neil Williams schrieb:
In fact, there are a few underground stations in Hamburg which appear to be totally unstaffed - bet you'd not get away with that in the UK! A few? I'd say more than 95% of stations are completely free of any staff. There's just one station with full-time platform staff (Hauptbahnhof S-Bahn platforms) left, i think. Some have ticket counters that are open on the last and first days of a month (season tickets...). |
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