More misery for Southern Rail passengers as 3 day strike by train drivers begins

The video discusses the impact of train strikes and poor service on commuters and businesses. Evergreen, a former commuter, shares her struggles with delays affecting her family life and job. The economic impact is also highlighted, with real estate and businesses suffering due to unreliable train services. The ongoing issues with Southern Rail are emphasized, showing the broader implications of transportation problems.

What was the immediate consequence of the drivers' strike on Southern Rail?

• The company reduced ticket prices.

• All trains were canceled and left in sidings.

• The company increased train services.

• Commuters were given free rides.

Why did Evergreen decide to resign from her job?

• She wanted to start her own business.

• The train delays were affecting her family life.

• Her employer relocated to a different city.

• She found a better job opportunity.

How did the unreliable train service affect Evergreen's son?

• He had to travel with his mother every day.

• He developed a fear of trains.

• He often went days without seeing his mother.

• He had to change schools frequently.

What impact did Southern Rail's service issues have on property sales?

• Properties in rural areas became more popular.

• There was no impact on property sales.

• Properties near train stations were harder to sell.

• Properties near train stations became more valuable.

What do many Southern Rail regulars say about the normal service?

• It is cheaper than other services.

• It is more reliable than during strikes.

• It is always on time.

• It is unpredictable and erratic.