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 Bare feet are permitted on platforms if you wear shoes in the station.

 You should wear shoes only when you get on the train, not in the station.

 You have to keep your feet covered while you are in the station, especially on the platforms.

 Passengers must wear a top only in the waiting room, not in the ticket office.

 You should bring a spare shirt because the station sells tops inside the ticket office.

 You cannot be served here unless you are wearing a shirt or other top.

 Passengers are allowed beyond this gate if they wear a high-visibility vest.

 You should wear a high-visibility vest anywhere in the station, even in the café.

 Only staff wearing safety vests may enter this area; passengers must stay out.

 You must not enter the station wearing skates; you need to put on regular shoes first.

 You should bring skates to the station because there is a special skating area inside.

 Skates and rollerblades are permitted in the station building if you enter carefully.

 Face coverings must be worn at other times, not during busy hours (7–9 a.m., 4–6 p.m.).

 You have to wear a face covering at certain times of day, but it is optional outside those hours.

 You should wear a face covering only if you are travelling to another city.