@warese4529@JRUrbaneNetwork This seems to be a thing for some vehicles, the end cars have one less door. Not sure why. It's most common with mainline rail, but seems to happen on some high speed metro lines.
@the_transit_guy People in the comments taking anything train related as if we're trying to suppress their (state controlled) "freedom"...they really need to grow up.
@doc7austin Where are border formalities handled on the Russian side then? The existing connection by CR had the border formalities handled in Ussuriysk station. I'm afraid the article doesn't provide an answer because it's the same copied text every paragraph lol.
@Qalinx@GBC_Press Now that is a genius name, couldn't have thought of a better one. While we're at it, what if we made it compatible with freight and why not car transport?
@essie_ch It's unfortunate but understandable. People just don't know how to be moderate with football. It's genuinely insane how they can become extreme over just a regular game that has a winner and a loser.
@ShangguanJiewen Chongqing, the city itself, does not have 32M. The whole municipality, which is more the level of a province, does, but the big city itself is closer to 20M, still fairly large, but this is a distinction that is not often made as Chongqing includes a lot of rural districts.
@essie_ch She did it again!
As someone who doesn't even care about football, I can only laugh because this is just too funny how it always happens except for the Fr*nch
@ShangguanJiewen Tbh, I can't understand why this is still an issue...And I always see the same arguments too. Can't we just consider that this is a normal country with its pros and cons, and then move on from politics? I liked my visit there, loved it even, that's it. Amazing cities and trains