Of course, in the US, his injury or death would result in a lawsuit, and then the requirement to place signs stating "Do not attempt to ride on the OUTSIDE of equipment, severe injury or death may result." every ten feet.
Jeff, you live in NYC (According to your profile). You should know what it's called:
It's called "Surfing the train" and only one of my friends did that. It's easily possible on the R62 trains here. The MTA has an AD on some train cars telling people not to do it or you'll get "wiped out...permanently"
Btw, that "friend" of mine died doing that. That was 2 years ago when he fell off once the train made a sharp turn into the station and smacked a station pillar, breaking his spine.
I just don't see the point in that. He could have just waited for the next train, instead, him thinking he is "Unstoppable" did the unthinkable...
