Why weren’t all-room sleeping cars introduced earlier than they were, instead of using open-section cars? If I’m correct, all-room sleeping cars were first in use in the 1930s.
Wouldn’t first-class passengers have wanted privacy?
Or were the few rooms in heavyweight trains considered first class, and open-section accommodations were lower-prices and not first class, so open sections were for price-sensitive passengers, which was most everyone?
Thanks.
Wouldn’t first-class passengers have wanted privacy?
Or were the few rooms in heavyweight trains considered first class, and open-section accommodations were lower-prices and not first class, so open sections were for price-sensitive passengers, which was most everyone?
Thanks.