Red Funnel Ferries and British Rail Cannot compete with these guys!

[RogerRat]

This really is unbelievable.
Makes you wonder how many don't arrive home from work each year?

http://safeshare.tv/w/vwncRciSFb

When is a boat or train full???

RR

 

[capsco]

I wonder if anyone pays to travel in this manner? The ticket inspector will have his work cut out.

 

[MYStargazer]

As sure as night follows day...

By chance, I just read this post - then came across this http://gcaptain.com/bangladesh-salvages-capsized-ferry-54-bodies-recovered/

 

[Firefly625]

unbelievable...

 

[PCUK]

Just look at the smiling faces though, different to UK commuters. No Health and Safety **** to worry about either.

 

[paul salliss]

Suspect that they have listened to the request to not sit in first class seats without the correct ticket

 

[septiclecky]

Room for more on top shouted the conductor

 

[Actionmat]

Boat captains confuse fenders with boys.

 

[Anders_P42]

Road safety no better!

 

[rustybarge]

Road safety no better!

when you consider the $$$$ (£50k) it costs to install traffic lights, the Indian 'natural traffic flow management' makes good sense.

eg: In the UK, installing lights on a roundabout; get a Life!

 

[Actionmat]

I was on the back of a moped taxi in Phnom Penh shortly after they got their first traffic lights, no one took any notice, I was told it was considered effeminate to do otherwise. After that, I walked!

 

[Anders_P42]

when you consider the $$$$ (£50k) it costs to install traffic lights, the Indian 'natural traffic flow management' makes good sense.

eg: In the UK, installing lights on a roundabout; get a Life!

Their natural traffic flow management works quite well, if it was a junction in London there would be traffic jams in all direction caused by bad traffic light phasing!

 

[RogerRat]

when you consider the $$$$ (£50k) it costs to install traffic lights, the Indian 'natural traffic flow management' makes good sense.

eg: In the UK, installing lights on a roundabout; get a Life!

Have to agree on that. There's a very large junction/roundabout a couple of miles north of the M3 junction4. There are always jams there and can be very slow to cross at any time of day...

Except when the lights are out of action! :encouragement: