The narrow pedestrian street of Hanoi train passes
In Vietnam have railroad tracks that pass through the narrow pedestrian street in a residential area. In the video you can see that the train passes a few feet from the door of apartment houses. Hanoi - a unique city, not least because of its narrow streets and buildings. And as the main railway station is located in the city center, it is not surprising that the railroad pass through the busy streets. Path to Long Bien bridge passes through the Old Quarter - a densely populated residential area. The houses here are so close to the tracks that people can easily lose a leg if they make a wrong move, or hand, if put it on the windowsill at the wrong time. Fortunately, the trains pass only twice a day.
According to Adam Armstrong, who recorded a video and posted it on YouTube in February, the train passes so close to the houses that people have to hide their vehicles at home and in the alleys fixed time. Timetable People know very well: between four and seven hours evening locals suddenly disappear rapidly from the streets, hurrying to hide. Immediately after the train will pass, life resumes on the street - people immediately come out of hiding and return to daily activities. From the fact that people know the schedule, the situation is not getting any safer - it's hard to imagine how many accidents occur every year on this street. But people, despite the danger, here live kind and friendly.
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