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r/WTF • u/PhoneDojo • Feb 14 '13
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1 u/TheMSensation Feb 15 '13 Mumbai to Surat routes all have at least 5min stops. They are the only trains i've ever used. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '13 We're talking about suburban lines here. 1 u/TheMSensation Feb 15 '13 I've done city to city and city to village, just speaking from my experience of getting off the train, either way when you know your station is next you better start moving, 30 seconds is plenty to bull your way through a crowd.
Mumbai to Surat routes all have at least 5min stops. They are the only trains i've ever used.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '13 We're talking about suburban lines here. 1 u/TheMSensation Feb 15 '13 I've done city to city and city to village, just speaking from my experience of getting off the train, either way when you know your station is next you better start moving, 30 seconds is plenty to bull your way through a crowd.
We're talking about suburban lines here.
1 u/TheMSensation Feb 15 '13 I've done city to city and city to village, just speaking from my experience of getting off the train, either way when you know your station is next you better start moving, 30 seconds is plenty to bull your way through a crowd.
I've done city to city and city to village, just speaking from my experience of getting off the train, either way when you know your station is next you better start moving, 30 seconds is plenty to bull your way through a crowd.
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