Can you roll under a train?
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Yeah, that’s not a problem. Best if he’s standing.
If you can make yourself flat enough, then it goes – the scale is the height of the track, because it becomes clear that nothing is grinding on the ground (at least theoretically). But there are the nice small parts in the middle of the track, which indicate that sometimes something can hang, which would at least become very painful…
Practical: Highly dangerous – and quite safe for the locomotive driver an occasion for emergency braking, it is punishable above.
Maybe if there’s anything down there, that’s it.
Roll through? I don’t really know what you mean.
Parallel to the rails, all flattened, the could work. Just in the low bed.
Later? I guess that’s okay.
Under a freight car you can cross
https://www.flickr.com/gp/r_walther/Td4y3Pr8zM
Under a locomotive not:
https://flic.kr/p/DGDsTF
And under double-decker cars also not:
https://flic.kr/p/2nn84a6
I would definitely not try to roll over!
Theoretically, however, it practically disassembles you into individual parts.
Come on, but I wouldn’t try it…
Don’t think…
You mean if a train can roll over you and you’ll survive?
Yeah, there are cases where this happened.