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Allan, no problem with carrying a backpack onto a train.
ReplyDeleteThere is a problem with it on a passenger's back as they seem to knick passengers as they move around on the train.
Buses are especially an issue as the aisles are narrower.
I find if I get my backpack off my back before working my way down the aisle of a bus I more cognizant of not hitting fellow passengers with it.
Yup. Agreed with the backpack. It holds more crap and it is better for your back then the gazillion other bags you might carry instead.
ReplyDeleteOn the bus, I normally wear it on until I sit down (but I am one of the first on), but when it is time to disembark, I carry it in my hands, low to the floor. Makes it easier to navigate the people.
It's a JOKE, chill out lol.
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