5 décembre 2025: la barre symbolique des 100 000 billets vient d'être franchie sur 1.2.Train avec 100 047 billets de trains distribués depuis le début de l'année.
En 2024, le compteur affichait 6350 billets.
Immense merci pour vos commentaires et vos partages.
C'est tout ce bouche-à-oreille qui rend l'aventure possible.
Et bien évidemment, immense merci à toutes les clientes et tous les clients pour leur fidélité sans égal.
Ce n'est que le début ❤️
🌄 new daytime styling
🌲 new environment
🦜 reworked textures
"We conducted a quasi-experimental field study on the Milan metro, observing 138 rides. In the control condition, a female experimenter, appearing pregnant, boarded the train with an observer. In the experimental condition, an additional experimenter dressed as Batman entered from another door. Passengers were significantly more likely to offer their seat when Batman was present"
Prosocial behavior, the act of helping others, is essential to social life, yet spontaneous environmental triggers for such behavior remain underexplored. This study tested whether an unexpected event, such as the presence of a person dressed as Batman, could increase prosocial behavior by disrupting routine and enhancing attention to the present moment. We conducted a quasi-experimental field study on the Milan metro, observing 138 rides. In the control condition, a female experimenter, appearing pregnant, boarded the train with an observer. In the experimental condition, an additional experimenter dressed as Batman entered from another door. Passengers were significantly more likely to offer their seat when Batman was present (67.21% vs. 37.66%, OR = 3.393, p < 0.001). Notably, 44% of those who offered their seat in the experimental condition reported not seeing Batman. These findings suggest that unexpected events can promote prosociality, even without conscious awareness, with implications for encouraging kindness in public settings. Trial registration: ClinicalTrials.gov n° NCT06481748; registered on July 1, 2024.
Le 31 juillet, le Conseil d’État a jugé que SNCF Connect ne peut pas imposer à ses clients de communiquer leur civilité.
En effet, votre civilité n'a jamais été requise pour créer un billet de train. C'est pour cette raison qu'elle ne vous a jamais été demandée sur 1.2.Train.
Si on vous la demande, quelle que soit la plateforme, c’est dans le but de permettre un ciblage publicitaire en fonction de votre genre.
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