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Hi, today we're going to reverse the roles: I'm going to ask the questions! But we're going to do this in the form of a game: one question, 4 answers to choose from, 10s to answer each question, 1 point for each correct answer. I give an explanation of the answer after each question. All levels so there will be something for everyone. Record your points, the best wins. To be done together for the spirit of competition. All-in ? Nope ? No big deal, here we go! So, question 1: How many trains run each day in France? - 5000, answer A - 15000, answer B - 25000, answer C - 50000, Answer D The correct answer was answer B: 15000. Which isn't bad enough because that's 4M customers a day. For the distribution it is about 11000 passenger trains and 4000 goods. 80% of passenger trains in France run on less than a third of the network, which means that saturation problems are present, but it also means that the network of the territory is weak because it is concentrated according to population areas ( very centralized in France). The country where people take the train the most is Switzerland, also very well ranked for the quality of its network. Question 2: what is a Bern key ? - Answer A: A judo grip - Answer B: The key to the city of Bern - Answer C: A railway key - Answer D: A style formula that expresses lies The correct answer was C: a railway key. So yes it's also a youtube channel you're on at the moment but it's above all a railway key which is used to open service hatches on trains and various accesses in connection with the railway... everything that allows you to operate the railway and where travelers do not have access. At the end of 1800, an international convention brought together all the major players in the railway industry to try to standardize a few major principles and this key, its form and its function will be one of the results. This convention was held in the city of Bern, Switzerland. Question 3: what does "pull to the left " mean - Answer A: Pry off discreetly - Answer B: Drain the air line at the rear of the train (after lowering it from the left) - Answer C: Designate a colleague to do his job - Answer D: Vote "properly" in professional elections The correct answer is answer B. In a train, that is to say with a locomotive and cars or wagons, the brakes are tested once per 24 hours with two agents (in addition to other brake tests). The driver controls the brakes and an agent on the ground goes to check, on each car, that it tightens and releases well. It starts from the cabin and descends the whole train, that is to say goes towards the tail. And he does that starting from the left of...