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trains rule
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2026
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Using emergency release without justification will get you a fine. It sounds like you've never been on a train.
Of course it will. I doubt anyone would fine you if you were to use it in an overheated stopped train - although you would probably applaud the fine.
I know that in your fantasy scenario people open the door when it gets worm and everyone is fine and happy but in reality being stuck in a hot train is not a nice experience. Looks like it never happened to you and you don't know anyone who was in a situation like that (I know) so it's like trying to explain a rainbow to a dog.
No sweetie, those emergency brakes are reality, not fantasy.
I'd waste more time trying to figure out your trauma with trains (maybe involves a bathroom experience?) but quite frankly i don't give a shit.
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Oh! Emergency brakes. Yes, those really do help people stuck in broken trains ๐