Stand back from the platform - Wow, no kidding!!!

[@MySteaming]

There was no yellow line when I was a teenager. We were told that a train going past could Suck you Off. How disappointed we all were....

[@nigel2093]

🤣🤣 its the only reason I took up trainspotting

[@seanmcconkey72]

I checked the comments to see if this would be in them. I wasn't disappointed!

[@thefufferfish]

Hahahahaha

[@beachbum4691]

The strong yellow line on the platform to keep passengers away from the platforms edge is a wonderful idea albeit decades late.........

[@KenanTurkiye]

🚅 don't you all enjoy railroad 🚈 trams, trains etc are just so cool 🚞 take a ride in my ''transportation'' folder, (folder 4) :)

[@Mitch-Hendren]

If you're ever in Galway station Ireland . It has the yellow line and warning signs. Keep behind the yellow line when trains are passing.. repeated on every lamp post . ......... However it's a terminus. . ( But to be fair only has been for the last 20 years)

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

Of course, they will not be Mary T. Wojtyla hit by a train engine on August 1991. If Wonder Woman used her magic lasso rounding up Mary and her lawyer making sure these two keep their distance until the train goes by.

[@mikeroberts5646]

Your talking about the Wheaton ILLINOIS incident yes I remember that newly Divorced and dead within an Hournot far away away from me

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

@@mikeroberts5646 This I use such an example reference explaining how Wonder Woman uses her magic lasso helping them truthfully stop themselves. Mary's Lawyer: Thanks Wonder Woman saving us hit by that passenger train. Wonder Woman: Remember Mary, when there is a train coming since you did not see the black dress woman stop, you stop and wait until the train goes by. Mary: I am so sorry Wonder Woman! I felt I had a nervous breakdown rushing with my lawyer.

[@harpic4]

You can only get hit by a train engine if it somehow leaves its mountings, whether underslung on a unit, or within a locomotive.

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

@@harpic4 I use such example references showing why I am wise enough playing safe than sorry.

[@tonys1636]

That was only doing about 50mph, the non stop London - Brighton service went through stations at 70+, that was before the yellow lines, many busy stations had a platform beside all tracks. There was a Tannoy announcement, if one could understand the muffled announcer.

[@danielrodding8522]

Here around Berlin, there are quite some platforms of similar size, where trains pass by with speeds of around 200 km/h or even more. But German passengers are used to that.

[@manomaylr]

Definitely 100+ mph.

[@grahamallen1970]

50! Try and double that take length of coach ....take a given point timeout took to pass that point do some maths....=speed! 50mph would of been twice as long vid

[@manomaylr]

@@grahamallen1970 correct - the line speed in the area is 110 so that’s likely to be close to the Voyager’s speed there

[@Hasty12YT]

Ahhh lovely british trains

[@Gill-Leeds]

Someone is in a rush😃

[@ILIKERUGBYWIRE]

You need to stand behind yellow line

[@Duckymann1390]

Ikr 🤓

[@lucaschapman2188]

Oh that’s what the yellow line is for ! I didn’t know. I thought it was just for decoration.

[@rhysrobertstransportationa1668]

@@lucaschapman2188me too, this comment was sooo helpful😊

[@ILIKERUGBYWIRE]

@@rhysrobertstransportationa1668 bruh noobies

[@Plazzio]

and ??????? and ?????? Do you know WHAT ???? That`s What ... A N D ???