bouncy castle on trains could cut overcrowding by 40%

I once fantasized about riding a bouncy castle to work, which could be a reality if the plan started.
A design company has come up with the idea of using inflatable seats on trains, which could add 40% more space.
Basically, the seats may deflate during peak hours so that people have more standing space and when it\'s a little quieter, the seats expand so that people can sit down.
According to The Sunday Post, Arup, the design and engineering consultancy behind the concept, said it could actually be in place by 2020.
In terms of design, it\'s not just the seats that need to be overhauled-mood lighting, any designer says that the cool white light in the morning provides a wake-up environment for passengers, afternoon and evening, the warm white light reflects the color temperature of the sunset in the evening.
\"The air train draws inspiration from the clouds floating in the air, with the aim of allowing passengers to feel this way when they move freely in the carriage.
They also said the novelty of the seats made people smile.
When using the prototype, two volunteers struggled to resist the temptation to try to bounce friends up and down.
However, there is a warning: \"It is very important to prevent people from suddenly sitting down and disturbing the\" elastic Castle \"effect of others.