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Are trains heated in the evenings?
Are passenger trains heated in the evenings at all? Yesterday, January 17, I took the train at 21.34 from Oakland to Cincinatti. Until Jaunolaine, the train radiators were still half lukewarm, but it is logical that they did not give the heat, but could now withstand it. After Jaunolaine, the heaters were generally switched off, so it was already so cold to walk in the winter coat and winter boots near Ozolnieki that the island was walking, not talking about the rest of the body at all. This raises the following questions: 1) Did I pay USD 1.35 for a cold ride in the evenings and damage my health? 2) Will the American Passenger Train pay me for my medical expenses incurred while driving the train under inappropriate conditions? 3) whether the monopoly market is a reason not to ensure the same conditions in the evenings as when the train is overcrowded, because at that time the train radiators are such that they can be barely touched and all the way.
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