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2 hours agoI’m not sure. It has always been done like this here.
I think it’s just a convenience thing. Might be useful in crowded trains, so people know which doors they should not stand in front of.
I’m not sure. It has always been done like this here.
I think it’s just a convenience thing. Might be useful in crowded trains, so people know which doors they should not stand in front of.
Maybe its the wrong english word but portside is shorter than “left in the direction of travel”.
Even more in my language.
If you want to include logic in the matter, then yes; you are absolutely right.
But i do like nautical terms.
Because it’s a (barely) established abbreviation for exactly those directions.
True. That’s a flaw with the english words.
Yet the exit would always be on the stationboard side (left or right). So you would never know which side of the train to exit.