German Trains Don’t Have A Coach 13

German stations like a lot of continental ones, have a poster showing where your coach will be on the platform.

It looks to be a good idea, but just imagine the system at somewhere like Clapham Junction or Crewe, where we seem to run many more trains than our European cousins.

Incidentally, I don’t think we have a coach 13, as we give coaches on long trains, like those out of Kings Cross and Euston, letters rather than numbers. Several times though, I’ve travelled in coach M. Is that unlucky?

June 20, 2013 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Germany, Home Run From Stockholm, Superstition, Trains

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