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How to ride an escalator safely
Please also read the "Definition of Safety Sign" (refer to the page
"Safety Precautions" (refer to the page
announcements, etc. Please guide users directly, especially during rush hours.
Attention to the owner and the operator
Escalators with a width of 1000 mm allow up to two passengers to stand on the same step while those with
a width of 600 mm and 800 mm allow only one passenger on the same step. To avoid tripping or unexpected
accidents due to contacts of passengers or with baggage, please make sure that passengers allow a proper
space in front and behind them.
When the escalator is crowded with passengers, please give instructions to or restrict the flow of passengers to
have them keep a proper space in front upon getting on the escalator to prevent crowd at the landing area.
It may lead to undesirable accident when landing area is crowded, please stop getting on the escalator
immediately.
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Always stand within the yellow
demarcation line of the step.
• If you stand on the yellow line, you may get your feet
caught in between a moving step and the skirt guard
panel, or between the steps.
Hold the handrail firmly.
• Hand of small children must be hold by the guardians.
Do not run or walk on the escalator.
• Escalators are not staircases; running or walking on
escalators may lead undesirable accident.
Step over the comb when you get on/off the
escalator.
• Give instructions to passengers, so they can get on and
off the escalator safely especially for children, elderly
and disabled passengers.
4 to 10
) to the users via notice or
3
) and
Inside the
yellow line
Straddle
the comb!
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