Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

I was googling around looking for a station layout for the new Stratford
interchange when it gets the second DLR, and CTRL in. I came across a
report entitled "So, what mysteries does the Jubilee Line Extension
hold?", from "transportforall.com"

http://tinyurl.com/ry6o

I quote

"Volunteer A [who was with a person that couldn't use the escalator] found
staff particularly helpful when they stopped the escalator for his wife to
walk down"

Stopped an escalator for 5 minutes while a passenger walks down it,
inconveniencing hundereds of other users? I hope this isn't a typical
event.

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

Stopped an escalator for 5 minutes while a passenger walks down it,
inconveniencing hundereds of other users? I hope this isn't a typical
event.

You really are a troll, aren't you?

Rob.
--
rob at robertwoolley dot co dot uk

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 22:08:36 +0100, Robert Woolley wrote:
Stopped an escalator for 5 minutes while a passenger walks down it,
inconveniencing hundereds of other users? I hope this isn't a typical
event.

You really are a troll, aren't you?


shh, don't tell anyone ;)

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

Paul Weaver wrote:
On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 22:08:36 +0100, Robert Woolley wrote:
Stopped an escalator for 5 minutes while a passenger
walks down it, inconveniencing hundereds of other users?
I hope this isn't a typical event.

You really are a troll, aren't you?


shh, don't tell anyone ;)

Shame you're no good at it.

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

"Paul Weaver" wrote in message
.. .
I was googling around looking for a station layout for the new Stratford
interchange when it gets the second DLR, and CTRL in. I came across a
report entitled "So, what mysteries does the Jubilee Line Extension
hold?", from "transportforall.com"

http://tinyurl.com/ry6o

I quote

"Volunteer A [who was with a person that couldn't use the escalator] found
staff particularly helpful when they stopped the escalator for his wife to
walk down"

Stopped an escalator for 5 minutes while a passenger walks down it,
inconveniencing hundereds of other users? I hope this isn't a typical
event.

Usual practice for blind person with guide dog where there is no fixed stair
or lift.



--
Kat in Downtown Toronto

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

Usual practice for blind person with guide dog where there is no fixed
stair
or lift.

I thought there were always stairs for emergency's?

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

"Paul Weaver" wrote in message
...
Usual practice for blind person with guide dog where
there is no fixed stair or lift.

I thought there were always stairs for emergency's?

A non-moving escalator is a stair.

--
John Rowland - Spamtrapped
Transport Plans for the London Area, updated 2001
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acro...69/tpftla.html
A man's vehicle is a symbol of his manhood.
That's why my vehicle's the Piccadilly Line -
It's the size of a county and it comes every two and a half minutes

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

Paul Weaver wrote:
Usual practice for blind person with guide dog where there is no
fixed stair or lift.

I thought there were always stairs for emergency's?
^^^^^^^



On behalf of those who may need a guide dog and whose visual impairment
might mean that they cannot read that bollox, being blind/ visually impaired
is 24/7 for the majority and as such is not an "emergency" !!!

^^^^^^^ is short for "Leave the thinking to the horses, they've got bigger
heads"


Paul

Shocking revalation about jubille line stations
 

"Paul" wrote in message
...
Paul Weaver wrote:
Usual practice for blind person with guide dog where there is no
fixed stair or lift.

I thought there were always stairs for emergency's?
^^^^^^^



On behalf of those who may need a guide dog and whose visual impairment
might mean that they cannot read that bollox, being blind/ visually
impaired
is 24/7 for the majority and as such is not an "emergency" !!!


Well the 0.0001% of people using the tube where that is the case, I
apologise, however stairs at some stations on the central line for starters
have "these stairs have 4,352 steps, use them only in an emergency".