If you live in the UK you will probably have had to retune you TV as they have switched off of the old analogue signal. We are now purely digital.

The word service here refers to the delay of access to the train. The customer is experiencing some of the backstage activity taking place in full view. Interesting that this scenario is built into the info system.

If you drive you need petrol and generally will be used to filling you car's tank yourself. At this station the sign indicates that at times you may receive assistance from a member of staff.

The word service here is specifically referring to the activity of filling the tank for you.

If you are buying plants in this Suffolk nursery and there is nobody to help you - ring the bell!

Beautiful.

If you need to leave you bags - or you baggage - for a short time at the airport you can do it below this sign.

If you want to buy a cigar at Dos Jefes in New Orleans you must ask the waitress to get one for you.

If you have read Natural Capitalism you will know how important the concept of cooling is to the idea of services. Great to see this van in NYC.

The word service refers to the benefit you get from a technology - in this case air conditioning equipment - rather than the benefit of owning the machinery (negative as it will 
depreciate in value). So access to cooling is the thing that should, and in this case is, be offered.

If you use UPS you can also use one of their post boxes.

As you can see UPS return services are accepted here too. Wonder how that works?

The word service applies to the specific activities they offer in the store. More interesting to a Brit is that the store exists as a clear access point to the UPS network. We only have post offices in the high street.

Glad to get this. Makes a set with my UPS van.