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> For point 2, even in legitimate cases where someone has keeled over, you get death stares. And with good reason, because that is not a legitimate case. It is
by krisoft 7y ago
> For point 2, even in legitimate cases where someone has keeled over, you get death stares.
And with good reason, because that is not a legitimate case. It is displayed on signs on many routes that the emergency services can best help/reach you on the platforms. Pulling the emergency brakes in the tunnel is actually counter productive if someone keels over.
- dx034 7y agoI wrote it in the other comments, but emergency brakes on London tubes are not brakes, they just alert the driver. It therefore is a legitimate way to inform the driver of any unusual activity that warrants a longer stop at the next station.