I understand this very well. What I hate the most are small stations where the train only stops for about 5 minutes, you have to get on from those narrow platforms with no digital signage so you might not even be sure if the train stopping is truly yours or it's something delayed from an hour ago.

Can you describe your worry to me? I live in an area where we don't usually use the train. I'm having a hard time understanding exactly what makes you nervous but I'm curious.

Just my own observation, from my own experience in Britain; I rather enjoyed the train system and found it logical to use. But, last time was 15 years ago, so, maybe it's different now

Download the train line app so you can keep track of the route, it helps because it'll tell you what number platform to go to without having to check the notice boards thingy when you change trains

Good luck. I love travelling by train, when they're on time.

I got over that as a teenager.

At 14 I had to travel from the USA to Germany, all by myself, with two switches of airplanes, then take a train with a switch in trains, then take a taxi. All unfamiliar with the language!

It’s easy all you have to do is sit and get of the right station you can always ask the attendants at the main stations if you get lost

I hate changing trains along the way, too... just getting on a direct one is anxiety inducing enough.

I hope your first train runs on time and there is not the added stress of missing your connection

I love trains I miss them 🚂

why? if you miss one train, you just wait for the next one (unless its the last train)

sit in an aisle seat and snatch snacks and drinks when they walk past

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It should make you more nervous to not change trains. Who knows where you’d end up

Depends on how fast it is going

You don't have to do it like James Bond; they stop and everything.

I love the train, ask a conductor to help You through the connection transfer, that's what they're there for.