Spudrick68
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I don't like escalators anyway. I do that little girly skip before I get on one on the London Underground.
There was a similar case last month, helpfully linked on the page!
Do these 'flagship' stores have escalators which place design ahead of customer safety?
Judging from the pictures there seem to be adequately high barriers around the escalators. It looks quite difficult to fall from them, unless of course he was running down one and momentum took him over the side.There was a similar case last month, helpfully linked on the page!
Do these 'flagship' stores have escalators which place design ahead of customer safety?
I watched that video for an hour and twenty minutes to see how long she could do it for, but then had to go to bed. Has anyone watched it to the end?
Some of those escalators are incredibly steep, and it can be a bit disorientating when going up because your instinct is to lean back to level out your field of vision. That's probably what happened.The very elderly lady had fallen over backwards and had cut open her head on the sharp steps .
The comments below indicate that the escalator probably broke and not the result of the police speeding it up.
riding on the long rattly escalator that went down from the Pallasades into the indoor rag market in the old Bull Ring centre in Birmingham.
Probably some misguided person who tried to surf the rail. I saw a young couple do that. The guy did it and got to the bottom OK. The girl fell off and went tumbling down the stairs. She got up OK, but badly bruised.A while ago I was taking the escalator at the train station, when I saw a red puddle at the bottom of it. I figured as I got closed it would turn out to be spilled soda or such. Nope.
Not sure what had gone on there.