Should those wishing to work be banned from quiet carriage?
Commuter Diary: Late night service running smoothly
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
9:54 PM
AFTER enjoying a meal out in London this evening, commuter Anita Curtis has had a smooth but noisy journey home.
She reported: “On a later train tonight due to a meal after work. Nothing quiet about the quiet coach tonight. The rules only seem to apply to commuter trains.
“On the positive side the train is on time.
“What a good week so far!”
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2 comments
More to the point, this is rather boring! Whats relevant is why things go wrong when they do and even more relative is how its dealt with? Overall the standards are still low and no better than anything offered by National Express before, but the incident handling is if anything worse.
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Disbeliever
Thursday, February 21, 2013
I reckon Anita Curtis had "humble Pie" to eat. A service running on time and she still manages to complain. Tomorrow it will be no gold leaf on the toilet paper
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the opinion man
Thursday, February 21, 2013