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• The top-deck passengers were all thrown off onto soft ground in a ditch.
• The ship had accommodations for 150 first class, 78 steerage and 53 deck passengers.
• Indeed, some coaches in use were old 19th century double-deck passenger cars with notorious comfort.
• The single fare to Aran was 3 /-for saloon and 2 / 6 for deck passengers.
• There were no casualties, one top-deck passenger narrowly escaped injury by throwing himself to the floor.
• I happen to be a below deck passenger.
• She carried lifeboats, rafts and lifebelts for 650 people and could carry at least 200 deck passengers.
• A bathing block permitted 10 cabin passengers and 20 crew, third class or deck passengers to bathe simultaneously.
• Passenger accommodation consisted of lower and upper deck passenger lounges and open deck areas on the bridge and flying bridge decks.
• After four days of waiting they got the work of deck passengers in a ship of B . A . Company.
• She was sold as government surplus and converted into a twin-deck passenger excursion vessel for Circle Line Sightseeing in New York City.
• There were the Englishmen in " Titanic, " who battened down the hatches to prevent the declasse, mostly Irish, lower-deck passengers from escaping.
• The CFL accepted that the double-deck passenger train ( Nancy, had passed a red signal with the authorisation of the head signaller at Bettembourg.
• On April 21, 1865, the " Sultana " left New Orleans with 75 to 100 cabin passengers, deck passengers, and a small amount of livestock.
• He said that while staff used loudspeakers in the first-class section to tell passengers to put on their lifejackets, lower-deck passengers were left in the dark.
• Gun deck passengers most likely used a bucket as a chamber pot, affixed to the deck or bulkhead to keep it from being jostled at sea.
• The pilot, Captain Thompson, estimated that there were at least 130 travellers, including deck passengers, and a thirty-man crew when the " Lucy Walker " left Louisville.
• A . Scudder, the Lula Prince and Robert E . Lee, the Lily and the Oleander-- boats with 300 to 400 cabin spaces and up to 1, 000 deck passengers.
• They suggested that fleets of battery-electric single deck passenger vehicles could be used to offer tourists the chance to go sightseeing or to tour the town in which they were staying.
• She had accommodation for 9 first class, 16 second class and 1, 377 steerage class passengers or 2, 204 deck passengers and was operated by a crew of 24 officers and 70 ratings.