AsiaOne writer Adrian Tay, quoted by railnews@railpersonnel.com, explains how it is done in Japan. "JR East's high-speed trains have to be in and out within 12 minutes. Two minutes for passengers to alight and three more for the next group to get on, leaving only seven minutes in between for cleanin
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