VOICED : Surf sobre trenes: hobby o problema social

The video discusses the phenomenon of train surfing in Moscow, a risky activity popular among youth seeking thrill and freedom. Despite the dangers, many engage in it due to social neglect and lack of opportunities. Sociologist Alexander Tarasov views it as a symptom of deeper societal issues. Authorities plan to increase fines, but critics argue that addressing poverty and neglect is crucial.

What is the primary reason young people in Moscow engage in train surfing?

• To participate in an organized sport

• To avoid paying for train tickets

• To experience a sense of freedom and adrenaline

• To challenge the authorities

What is the perceived benefit of train surfing for the participants?

• Financial gain

• Social status

• Adrenaline and freedom

• Legal immunity

According to sociologist Alexander Tarasov, what does train surfing indicate?

• A new trend in extreme sports

• An organized crime activity

• A challenge to the government

• A deeper social issue

What is the main critique of the authorities' plan to increase fines for train surfing?

• It is too harsh on young people

• It does not address the root causes

• It is not enforced strictly enough

• It is too lenient and ineffective

What are the root causes that push young people towards train surfing, according to the transcript?

• Desire for fame and recognition

• Poverty and neglect

• Peer pressure and social media influence

• Lack of extreme sports facilities