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In both France and the UK, a peculiar law has been in place since 1910 that prohibits kissing at train stations. This regulation was introduced in response to the significant delays in train departures caused by passengers engaging in affectionate goodbyes. In Warrington, a town in northwest England, signs prominently display the message "Kissing is forbidden," yet interestingly, there is a designated area within the station where couples can freely kiss. This juxtaposition highlights the balance between maintaining public order and acknowledging human emotions, reflecting a unique approach to managing social behavior in transit spaces.
