>It's like saying there's a "turn engines off" lever on an airplane next to the bathroom. No, it's not, it's like saying there's plane controls in the cockpit.

>It's like saying there's a "turn engines off" lever on an airplane next to the bathroom. No, it's not, it's like saying there's plane controls in the cockpit. The break is in a cab that should be inaccessible to riders. >He climbs aboard the rear of the train as it departs a station, unlocks the safety chains, somehow gets into the rear cab, and triggers the emergency brakes.