Riding esclators is Safe Excitement for dull men. But it should be done properly, especially when riding at times when commuters are riding them seriously — they need to be at work on time.
Here’s an email from a member about a BBC article “Escalator etiquette: The dos and don’ts”:
Dear DMC
Interesting article – for those who don’t live in Wyoming:
m.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23444086
Best wishes
Steve Reszetniak
London
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Inconsiderate riders:
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Bascially, if you are standing, not walking, don’t block the side assigned to walkers; when you get to the end of the escalator, keep moving ahead, at least to some extent, instead of stopping to figure out which way to go.
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Steve’s mention of Wyoming? It’s because of the interesting fact pointed out at the end of the article: if you really want to avoid excalators, move to Wyoming where there are only two esclators .
Wyomingites should read the article, however, to be prepared when they travel out of Wyoming.
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Riding in a Shangui Museum:
