Tunnel-Vision
Don't let your dark tunnel-vision make commuting more gloomy. Don't let stress and hurry take our humanity away. Help us to be inspired by big & small heroes in our train station and create color!
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One small heroic act can make a world of difference. Heroic deeds make you smile, and did you know that smiling is just one of the most contagious things?
A station with positivity creates a
positive rail network!
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If you look around you will see that our station is full of heroes. Together let's pay attention to
these people who give color to the grey station life. Every month we will nominate three heroes who created the most color! You can help us by signing up
your own hero. Expand your view, see color
and spread positivity!
Check heroes of the month!
Heroes
Wall of heroes
Wall of heroes
Heroic
acts
Harold Wilson is a 45-year-old homeless man. When he spent the night at the station last week, he found a wallet with a winning lotto ticket in it and returned it to its owner!
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Alida Farka is 10 years old and has been playing violin music in the station's tunnel since she was four. She doesn't just play music, Alida Farka can do something very special. In fact, every Friday morning she accompanies a blind man through the station with her violin music!
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Justin Brown is one of the young people you see hanging around the station every Wednesday afternoon. When an old lady's scarf got stuck in the escalator last week, Justin Brown blocked the escalator with is skateboard and saved the old lady's life!
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Who also deserves a place on this wall?
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Did you
know?
Our European commuter community has as many as 8 billion rail passengers. Together we travel 400 billion km every year.
So you can imagine, a small heroic act in the station, spreads positivity for miles!