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Anonymous users2024-01-24The train toilet is directly discharged to the railway, so when you arrive at the station, you need to lock the door to avoid the train station.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23For the sake of the passengers. I am worried that passengers will get off the bus by mistake and take the station.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I'm afraid that someone will poop at the station.
Just take out the regulations on the railway, don't say anything, it's so difficult that you drive a car and encounter a red light traffic police to let the driver stop, and the traffic police have to tell the driver why to stop, this is all regulations. It is also a railway regulation that toilets cannot be used when trains enter the station.
The train is almost at the station, and someone is still going to the toilet in the bathroom. Generally, the conductor will tell you to come out quickly. If you are adamant not to come out, the conductor may leave the door open. >>>More
In the past, the toilet of the train was directly discharged to the track, and when you enter the station, you are afraid that the platform will stink, so you have to lock the door, and it is estimated that this rule has not been changed now.
Because many train toilets are straight rowed, if someone enters the station to go to the toilet, the feces will be discharged at the train station, which is very polluting.
Urine and feces are discharged directly to the train through a pipe, and in order to keep the train station clean, the toilet is turned off when the train stops.