Presumably our politicians rarely take the subway in France and even less abroad, when they go on official trips!
It's a pity they miss an easy way to compare. That said, the results are against us so that it may be best for them. This allows them to keep their illusions about the superiority of our model "socio-politico-economic" (although, at random: 8 million "poor in France, I have heard so far? + Morale of the French in which mast we the people of the least secure its future among the developed countries ...)
In Japan and Germany: metro impeccable, no tag, control systems with limited input (see totally absent in Germany). No trace of chewing gum on the floor (and no garbage in Japan). Signage and flawless logic. No smell of urine or tramps stations.
In Japan, very high frequency of trains can absorb an enormous passenger flow, and organization of queues allows everyone to ride without having sharp elbows. The trains are heated in winter and air conditioned in summer. Multiple video screens show you the station present and future, and the interconnections (with audio messages in Japanese and English). The trains are arranged for as many (seats on the sides in a line leaving a wide space for standing passengers). Permanent staff on station platforms and ensure safety.
Oh, I forgot, we do not push his neighbor under the trains.
France is a beautiful country. Hats off to the tourists who go there.
French politicians, so take a tour of underground world with a small classification scale. The price of dirt and insecurity should come back fairly easily, for the rest I think we should collect instead of dunce (I exclude acts of terrorism lately Moscow subway, because we also had our dose and we know that it can return at any moment ...)
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