On Mar 11, 8:47*pm, wrote:
On Mar 11, 8:37*pm, MIG wrote:





On Mar 11, 5:07*pm, eastender wrote:

Noisy trains at Bank close platforms.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7937678.stm

E.

I didn't realise the first time I heard the story that trains had
carried on running through.

The problem with the tracks was either dangerous or it wasn't, but
locking out the complaining passengers and keeping on running is
surely on the lines of responding to a smoke alarm by taking the
batteries out.

And what if the screeching is at such a high level that it is
potentially damaging to the hearing of people on the platforms,
without the track being dangerous itself? The noise wasn't ignored, as
the track lubrication problem was fixed and the station reopened; this
is nothing like taking the batteries out of a smoke alarm.- Hide quoted text -

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Another report I saw suggested that the noise levels were not
measured.

But there is something very odd about the way that safety is perceived
and dealt with at Bank ever since the escalator work started.