>the trolley was approved by Network Rail after one of its quickest-ever acceptance procedures

Given what railway bureaucracy is like, I'm impressed. I was expecting something like 3 years in limbo. But then it very well could be since I don't know how long their approvals process is!

Makes me think of the stories of taps in schools in Uji dedicated to dispensing green tea.

I'm genuinely surprised they didn't already have something like this. Your average 'Murkan MOW crew has the odd cooler strapped to the back of a tamper or some other such machine.

<===and then there's THIS

>>132862
Most of us aren't even that lucky. I have to pee and shit in the woods/people's property more often than anything.

Forget about special little carts for tea. Bring a thermos if you need something hot.

Having to trudge from one end of a possession to the other for a cuppa just has to be a lot more annoying than a snarl of vote-hunting politicians.

Make one that brews coffee and I'll bet work gangs in the US would pool up their own money to buy it!

>>132864

>I have to pee and shit in the woods/people's property more often than anything.

It would be a glorious day if a property owner went to court against a Class 1 because they found one of the MoW taking a shit in their yard.

The device can dispense hot and cold water, it seems, so coffee should not be a problem. Heck, it even has storage space for cup noodles or something like that, so there is a way to keep the gang fed.

>>132861
When it comes to tea, us Brits don't fuck around.

>>132861 -- Some say the tea faucets are in Uji, others say Shizuoka.

(no longer able to resist...) But all we really know is that he's called... the Stig!

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