I commute to work by suburban trains of Piaseczno-Warsaw Gdańsk relations. I get on the station Nowa Iwiczna, right after Piaseczno, and get off at the station Warszawa Koło, 2 stops before Warsaw Gdańsk. This is simply a fantastic call for me due to the fact that I drive 35 minutes and drive sometimes over an hour. I have a ticket for 50 PLN a year, there are always seats on the train, so I can read easily.
A fewer days ago, however, the train stood in the field and stood for over an hour. It turned out that something broke in Gdańsk Warsaw. Finally, the train took a circular way through Central Warsaw. I'm almost 2 hours late for work, but I don't blame the Mazowieckie Railways and the Railways due to the fact that accidents happen everywhere.
I resent what happened later. Before I went home, I checked the net to see if the trains were moving normally. They ran according to the timetable, so I went to Warsaw Kolo station. The waiting people were respective times more than usual, so I immediately felt something was wrong. The light plates didn't work, but through the megaphone the artificial intelligence of the train announced at 5:14 p.m. I was happy, but the people on the platform told me that they had already heard specified messages 4 times, and nothing came. But I decided to wait due to the fact that I left my car at the fresh Ivy and arrive differently than by train, it's 2 hours like nothing. I waited until 6:00. Nothing came, so I took a tram/meter/bus/bus. I was home at 8:00.
Is it truly that hard to make an online timetable that would give real calls? Is it that hard to tell erstwhile a train can arrive on the light board?
Elon Musk complains that empathy kills Western civilization. I have the other opinion. deficiency of empathy kills our civilization.
Michał Leszczyński
