Post by jamesb on Jul 2, 2008 12:35:57 GMT
I've noticed recently an increase in the number of times motors cut out on the 92 stock because of people leaning against the doors when leaving stations.
Yesterday, the train jerked constantly until stopping completely, at which point the driver announced 'please stop leaning on the doors, this can cause a number of problems with the train'.
In the rush hour, sometimes it's difficult not to lean against the doors.
Are the doors becoming more prone to this problem as the trains get older?
Yesterday, the train jerked constantly until stopping completely, at which point the driver announced 'please stop leaning on the doors, this can cause a number of problems with the train'.
In the rush hour, sometimes it's difficult not to lean against the doors.
Are the doors becoming more prone to this problem as the trains get older?
