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UNDER CONDITIONAL MITIGATION
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Austin, TX
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The trains are a bit cheaper. They are in no way quicker, I assure you. We travel with Amtrak on a fairly regular basis and I have never once seen a train leave or arrive on time. But maybe they have good trains in Australia.
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Professor
Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 1,622
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It's all relative. The trains in Australia are good compared to say.....hmmmm....am going to have to think about this...suggestions anyone? In the meantime, I'll talk about what I can be sure of.
Chile-they're ok. They do the job, but in a fairly non-spectacular way from what I remember. The Santiago Metro is pretty good though, apart from at peak-hour (being short, I dislike being squashed in small spaces with strangers as I just get a view of everyone's chest and shoulders and can't breathe). China-trains between cities aren't that salubrious (specially in cattle class and hard sleeper), but they're cheap and they get there in more safety than a Chinese aeroplane + you get to see the scenery. Japanese trains are definitely great though. No argument with that. |
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