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Jul01

Where's the front?

Permalink | 01/07/09 | Categories: Information, Railways | by: A Sharp English (UK)

If you go to one of the stations on Line S1 in Hamburg, you will see that the overhead signs on the airport-bound platform tell you that the front three cars of the train go to the airport. Helpfully, they tell you this in both English and German :D.

However, until a train actually comes in it's difficult to tell where the front is!

How could this be made clearer- while retaining the simplicity of the signage as it is?

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