Bogdan K asked:
Perhaps it may sound stupid but I always wondered where do subway cars get electricity from? They don`t have trolleys on top and I can`t think of a way of getting it from the bottom part.
I will appreciate any answer as well as a link to a sketch or photo.
trippydee asked:
to universal studios one day. do they have trolley or something to get their or do we have to find our own way?
Curious_N_Cool asked:
My car was hit along the side from back to front (deeply scratched and bumped along side and my driver’s mirror blown off) by a trolley-bus-like city train. The train got very minimally scratched, the driver was able to continue operating without interruption.
I got a note from their insurance stating I was at fault
and the repair bill would be sent to me and my insurance. I’ve never actually been involved in such a situation to assess the damage expense to a train which appears minimal - my worry is the possibility of the train operators inflating the expenses and putting me beyond my insurance coverage. The damages were minimal and hardly beyond a few hundred bucks in my estimate if it had been a car but I have no idea what the cost could be for a train.
What do you suggest I do? Should I call their insurance and speak to them - what should I watch out for? Any help at all is much appreciated. Thanks to all answerers.