Train travel - can it really be THIS bad?
I had to go into London recently (a regular but not daily trip, lucky for me) to a client meeting. I was appalled at my awful experience of travelling by train: not only at the expense, but also the service; the over-crowded carriages; and the lack of communication about the problem. On the trip in, no trains were stopping at my local station, so I had to drive to a further away, mainline station. The trip home (in the early evening) was even worse; we had to push our way onto the trains, and then were told to get off! It took so long, I was even worried that I would not make it home at all. The experience left me feeling exhausted and disgusted. I believe the problems stemmed from the awful incidents earlier in the week (the plane crash, the overheat power cables and/or the car in the level crossing.). However, they were all things that had occurred on previous days and surely could have been planned, organised, or at the very least communicated to the passengers. Has it really got this bad? Does anyone have a solution?
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Thank You Lilach,
i had read your blog and it is bad that london train travel is awful experience of travelling by train, this was happend with me on last london travel.
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