adore these happy stickers on the stockholm commuter train. i'm guessing they're a part of a refresh the train (better late than never) campaign.
1. the little guy on the door shows that you should push the button in order to open the door (to save energy and air condition).
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2. 'kontaktsökande?' looking for a contact? a few (too few) seats have a charge for your mobile/computer.
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6. little happy rainbow guy (possibly a sticker for the recent stockholm pride week).
4 comments:
They are gorgeous. So much more fun than anything we have.
They're adorable. Our public transit has nothing interesting at all in the way of stickers or advertising or other signs. Except, perhaps, the occasional creative graffiti. (In-city buses, not commuter trains.)
Cute. Our trains look they have come from Communist Russia.
Goodness, things have improved on SL! I used to commute to Stockholm C daily from Nynäshamn until we moved to bondvischan and the trains were invariably dirty and decrepit. I can't say that I miss them :-)
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