If the channel tunnel is safe, why do the trains have windscreen wipers?
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Er.six-eighths of the journey, I believe is in daylight at ground level.
condensation.
lmao, thats good!
If it was not safe, windscreen wipers wouldn't do much good, now would they?
I would suspect they come that way from the manufacturer.
The train is not underground from starting point to the destination is it?
because it rains outside of the tunnel!
Because there are tiny leaks in the tunnel and because there is condensation building up on the roof and walls that drips down on to the trains.
Because two parts of the journey are outside - where it rains1
becuase it's not underground the entire trip, it goes quite a distance on both sides over-land
Because all trains have em silly they aint in a tunnel 24/7 they do go outside lol
For flying mice and mold, of course!
to wipe the illegals off that r trying to get in
Well if the whole thing caves in how else would they shift all that rubble out of the way?
If its raining when they come out the other end. The trains are not just in the tunnels.
to use with the windshield washer fluid..
The entire journey is not completely underground.
trains have wipers 4 the same as a car or truck or [whatever so the operator can see whats in front of the train car bus etc so if something gets in the way they might have a chance to stop before the object gets sloterd
The same reason why a car needs windscreen wipers
if it is raining when the get out of the tunne duuuuu
Are you retarded? The tunnel is only one short section of the track, most of which is above ground so of course the trains need wipers.
And what the hell has the tunnel being 'safe' got to do with it?!
What a waste of your five points, eh?
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