We spotted this sign near a railway station in Holland.
Does Kiss & Ride mean to the Dutch what it means in English or has something been lost in translation?
We spotted this sign near a railway station in Holland.
Does Kiss & Ride mean to the Dutch what it means in English or has something been lost in translation?
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“Kiss and ride” means what it says – it’s drop-off point like you get at airports where you can quickly stop and let your partner/child/whanau member get out and get on the train.
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Ah – so simple. Thanks for that, David.
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What David says is the meaning that I know, which begs the question- what else could it mean?
😉
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Give the proximity to Amsterdam’s red light area I thought the sign might have something to do with mobile services of that nature. Blame that on the first editor I worked under who told me subs have to be on the look out for all sorts of interpretations of innocent words or statements.
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