Trains Leave At Six On Monday In the Rush Hour
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Trains Leave At Six On Monday In the Rush Hour
I am Dan. I commute to the city by train from a village station. The first train leaves at six ten on weekdays and at seven on Saturday. On Sunday service starts at eight in the morning.
At rush hour on Monday many people stand at six thirty near the doors. On Tuesday the six forty train is full at six thirty-five when I board. In the evening I return at five forty-five on the platform at the city terminus.
At noon on Wednesday I take a later train at twelve fifteen for a meeting. On Thursday I work from home in the morning and travel at two in the afternoon. In winter darkness I leave home at five fifty and arrive at six twenty-five.
On Friday night friends meet in the city at seven.
