u/craftyBison21

Come on settlers. We're all waiting on you. Tell us we're going to have just the best time.

Any height restrictions on standard car park entrance? I'm thinking if they're dissuading motorhomes. Would like to come with the roof box which puts us over most standard car park barrier heights.

Face value £59 per ticket. Unwanted raffle prize. Please DM asap

I travel a fair amount for work. Although I do think this behaviour - which is not only selfish but inefficient, and potentially dangerous - is increasing across the board, it's consistently off the scale at Birmingham New Street.

Passengers crowd the middle point of doors opening, may reluctantly allow the first 2-3 disembarking passengers to squeeze through, then invariably the first person to one of the sides decides enough is enough (after approx 5 seconds) and shoves their way on.

This causes FOMO for their opposite number at the other door, who sees no solution but to reciprocate. Now preventing the remaining passengers on board from being able to disembark easily or safely.

It's mad. Is it just me, or is Birmingham New Street by far the worst for this? Is it environment, lack of signage, lack of staff, or passenger mix? And what can be done about it?