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3/17/2025, 1:00:59 PM
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The fact that it is normal to piss between cars is a strong word. I don't know anyone I know who has done this or believes that it is "normal" in our country.
All suburban trains have a toilet, in other regions they are being monitored, but in Moscow the electric trains are being updated and more than half of them are already there, but the depot just gave a dick for cleaning toilets in old trains.
I personally visited this toilet 2 weeks ago (photo).
And the toilets may also not work when your trip may last 2-3 hours. In such cases, doing your own business in the car is the only option.
But in the new trains, there are no doors between the cars at all and cameras everywhere, so I think it's better not to do it there.
In the subway, the doors between the cars are closed on old trains, and if you illegally opened these doors using a special key, you can pay a fine, but on new trains there are cameras everywhere and there are no doors between the cars, just a passage. And besides, most subway rides don't exceed an hour, so I don't think you'll need toilets, and if you do, some transfer hubs have paid toilets (~80¢)).
The fact that it is normal to piss between cars is a strong word. I don't know anyone I know who has done this or believes that it is "normal" in our country.
All suburban trains have a toilet, in other regions they are being monitored, but in Moscow the electric trains are being updated and more than half of them are already there, but the depot just gave a dick for cleaning toilets in old trains.
I personally visited this toilet 2 weeks ago (photo).
And the toilets may also not work when your trip may last 2-3 hours. In such cases, doing your own business in the car is the only option.
But in the new trains, there are no doors between the cars at all and cameras everywhere, so I think it's better not to do it there.
In the subway, the doors between the cars are closed on old trains, and if you illegally opened these doors using a special key, you can pay a fine, but on new trains there are cameras everywhere and there are no doors between the cars, just a passage. And besides, most subway rides don't exceed an hour, so I don't think you'll need toilets, and if you do, some transfer hubs have paid toilets (~80¢)).
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