I believe I've brought up this issue before. People don't listen whose fault is it?Originally posted by ^tamago^:NEL's door go by timing de. Last Saturday light-up, the door nearest to the escalator always tio. The last man can push everyone and rush in somemore. Then the red light at the side of the door light up.
8 min frequency, what to do?Originally posted by Oceane:But, isn't the logic behind both situations the same? People just too kiasu liao want run for the train. Both operators put 1 bloody big sign at the PSDs saying don't enter train when door closing they don't want listen. Serves them right.
No , NEL got a violent door , last time i got caught i also thought will bounce open , then i realise it wont bother , so i gotta forces myself in from the doorOriginally posted by Ah Cek:i thot if the doors close on an object, the doors will bounce open...?
So lucky. I got caught on my head.Originally posted by Unidentified:No , NEL got a violent door , last time i got caught i also thought will bounce open , then i realise it wont bother , so i gotta forces myself in from the door
So far i got caught by the door on my leg , hand , bag and front half body
And i seen people suitcase , shoe , arms etc caught by the door too
And the same question : What if got childer or elder boarding , are they squeezing in too ?
people haben exit, they already enter manOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:I want to zoom in on the bit about people being unable to exit in time. Nobody bothers to give way anymore - it's not going to change if you keep the doors open longer. It's counter-intuitive but making way actually speeds things up. When will the morons learn?
That's the whole freaking problem. People always think that train operators are at fault when they don't even reflect upon their own actions. Even with stickers and campaigns brought up by both operators, do you think Singaporeans will care?Originally posted by RatedR:people haben exit, they already enter man
It's not about the frequency... if everyone practices courtesy I'm sure the flow of people entering and exiting will be smooth.Originally posted by Y_Shun:8 min frequency, what to do?
The problem is, I dun think you also wanna wait for another 8 - 10 mins for the next train eitherOriginally posted by Oceane:It's not about the frequency... if everyone practices courtesy I'm sure the flow of people entering and exiting will be smooth.
Doors open only people start rushing...
Well, but the thing is there's a TO to look out to see if anymore are still boarding. Usually for very crowded stations TO will step out from driver cabin to make sure that everyone boards before he closes the door. I believe the quickness in calling the door-closing buzzer is to hurry the passengers up so that the train can move off in time.Originally posted by sbst275:The problem is, I dun think you also wanna wait for another 8 - 10 mins for the next train either
Esp some SMRT TO are very good in calling for the door closing buzzer once they open the door
Mine also . I kena kiapped and all they do was . Altho im silly enough to get trapped , at least help me mah.Originally posted by SBS3625D:Well, the door's gotta close anyway.
So someone getting kiap is gonna happen anyway.
I was a victim before. And you know what I was more disgusted by? The people around me. There was one bloody empty space and nobody bothered about me who was at the door hoping someone would move in.
Obviously I had been hoping for too much.
Do you know that if tat's the case, the commuter would be in the wrong since the buzzer is already up?Originally posted by Oceane:Well, but the thing is there's a TO to look out to see if anymore are still boarding. Usually for very crowded stations TO will step out from driver cabin to make sure that everyone boards before he closes the door. I believe the quickness in calling the door-closing buzzer is to hurry the passengers up so that the train can move off in time.
NEL trains is door-closing buzzer then within a standard time the door closes. The system doesn't care if anyone is still boarding.
SMRT cannot implement side mirrors meh?Originally posted by Oceane:Well, but the thing is there's a TO to look out to see if anymore are still boarding. Usually for very crowded stations TO will step out from driver cabin to make sure that everyone boards before he closes the door. I believe the quickness in calling the door-closing buzzer is to hurry the passengers up so that the train can move off in time.
NEL trains is door-closing buzzer then within a standard time the door closes. The system doesn't care if anyone is still boarding.