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Originally Posted by Jonesy55
That's not my experience, in general its people traveling for business or regular leisure travellers, you might get the occasional person who has spent all week camping at a music festival or some drunk guy but that's no different to the mix you get when walking the street or taking a plane, that's just a sample of society, not really the end of the world if they are on the train.
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I'm talking the Continent, where train travel is dirt cheap. The UK has comparatively expensive train travel so the rider demographic might vary. Leisure travelers paying 30 EUR for an intercity train will not exactly be a posh demographic.
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Originally Posted by Jonesy55
It's pretty unlikely that many are taking HSR because they can't afford a car, you can pick up used cars for next to nothing.
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Again, Europe, not the UK. It costs thousands to just get a license in Germany. I don't know any legal cars you can pick up for "next to nothing", given that the govt. forces worn-out cars to be discarded.