Rules for safe riding on escalators and moving walks

(1) Children, the elderly, the weak, the sick, and the disabled should be held tightly or supported by a capable adult. Infants and young children should be hugged and carried by the above-mentioned adults. Adults should also use their hands to hold the handrail to avoid accidents. accident. Passengers who rely on crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs should go to the elevator.

(2) Never extend the head and limbs out of the handrail device to prevent being hit by obstacles, ceilings and adjacent escalators or inclined moving walks and causing personal injury accidents.

(3) It is forbidden to insert sharp and hard objects such as crutches, umbrella tips or high heels into the gaps on the edges of the steps or the grooves of the step pedals to avoid damage to the steps or the comb plate and cause personal accidents.

(4) Do not intentionally pull back the handrail in the opposite direction of the handrail movement in an attempt to prevent it from running; do not let your fingers or clothing touch the parts below the handrail on both sides; do not pull the lower edge of the handrail with your hands. It will affect the normal operation of the handrail, damage the parts of the handrail device, or scratch or crush your fingers.

(5) It is forbidden for children to climb on the handrail or the inner cover, and it is forbidden to use the handrail or the inner and outer cover as a slide to prevent people from scratching, pinching or falling.

(6) It is forbidden to jump, play, and run on the sports steps.

(7) It is forbidden to walk and run in the opposite direction of the cascade, so as not to affect the use of others or fall. It is forbidden to lean against the armrests to stand side by side to prevent clothes from hanging or damaging the armrests.

(8) It is forbidden to discard cigarette butts on the steps to prevent a fire; do not discard fruit cores, bottle caps, ice cream sticks, chewing gum, commodity packaging and other sundries on the steps to prevent damage to the comb plate; passengers are not allowed to foot Wear shoes with water or oil on the soles that are easy to slip.

(9) The comb plate is a more dangerous part when escalators or moving walks are running. Passengers should try to avoid hands, bodies, shoes, dresses, objects, sharp and hard objects touching this place to avoid danger.

(10) It is forbidden to touch the entrance of the handrail with hands or other foreign objects to prevent getting involved; children are forbidden to play or play near the turning end of the handrail to prevent the head, arms or body from being caught between the handrail and the floor.

(11) In the event of an unexpected emergency (such as a passenger falling or fingers or heels being caught), the passenger or the person on duty at the entrance and exit of the stairs should be called immediately to press the red emergency stop button to stop the escalator or moving sidewalk. , So as not to cause more damage. Under normal circumstances, do not press this button to prevent a sudden stop and cause other passengers to fall down due to inertia.

(12) It is forbidden to ride barefoot, squat on the stepped pedals, and do not wear soft plastic shoes or rubber shoes. Especially when the comb teeth are defective or deformed, the feet or buttocks are likely to be seriously affected. hurt.

(13) It is forbidden to take strollers, shopping trolleys, etc., on the escalator, so as to prevent the car from losing its balance and causing it to roll off, or even cause other passengers' injury or equipment damage. Please take the elevator or the moving walk when needed.

(14) Luggage items such as luggage and handbags carried by passengers during the boarding should be carried by hand (for moving walks, they can be placed in shopping trolleys). Pets should be hugged, and do not put on step pedals or handrails on.

(15) It is prohibited to use escalators or moving walks as conveyors to directly carry objects. Passengers are forbidden to bring long or bulky objects on them to prevent collisions, ceilings, and adjacent escalators, which may cause personal injury or equipment damage.

(16) It is forbidden to ride in the building in case of fire or earthquake, and evacuate through the fire stairs. When escalators and moving walks are flooded (for example, due to a broken water pipe in a building), please refrain from riding.

(17) When the escalator is stopped, please do not use it as a walking staircase, because the vertical height of the steps is not suitable for people to walk, and it is easy to trip or roll off.

(18) When taking the moving walk, "walk on the left and stand firmly on the right", that is, passengers should stand as close to the right side of the steps as possible when riding, leaving a space on the left as an emergency passage for passengers in emergency. This is a civilized way to take the ladder.