Interesting... lots of metallic texturing and structure to look at. One of those things you don't look at that way until someone takes a photo and forces you to stop and examine it for a while.
Maybe I just have a fascination with the number 2, but I like this shot. I like the way it's cropped and the people sitting in the window make it. It's really a good subject..the lines..the metallic color, even the reflection in the glass. It's just cool.
The number 2 with two visible passengers... Very nice coincidence! I like the expression on the matron's face in the window. She looks so fleshy and human against the steely rail car.
Good idea. It feels as if the people in the window should be the focal point for my attention, but the 2 keeps drawing my eyes away, it also doesn't help that the girl is cut off. Your horizon also isn't quite level (parallel lines in bottom right).
A subway/train is a bit of a strectch for me as being 'on the road' but I will not try to argue that particular point with this photo... As for the composition and framing of this shot, I think I would like to see more of the passengers through the window. The number 2 on the train is definitely pulling my attention away from the possible better subjects in the photo. This shot could have potentially produced more impact if I was looking down the edge of the train towards one end of it.... It should have also reduced the amount of light glare that is boucing back towards the camera from the upper left portion of the frame...