>The Tram Operator, in conjunction with TII, should add warning stickers
(such as “shark’s teeth” decalcomania) to the tram doors, to make the
risks associated with closing train doors more visible to passengers
decalcomania is a great word, but surely it isn’t as effective as the current siren letting everyone at both sides of the door aware that it’s closing?
I find it pierces the likes of noise cancelling headphones.
The lesson here is surely that there’ll be another tram in a few minutes, and it’s not worth losing life or limb over.
I was fully expecting “trap-and-drag” to be a new vicious bullying thing
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The report from the Rail Accident Investigation unit – [https://www.raiu.ie/usansan/san-003/178671344347981755/](https://www.raiu.ie/usansan/san-003/178671344347981755/) which has more images
From the accident investigators’ report;
>The Tram Operator, in conjunction with TII, should add warning stickers
(such as “shark’s teeth” decalcomania) to the tram doors, to make the
risks associated with closing train doors more visible to passengers
decalcomania is a great word, but surely it isn’t as effective as the current siren letting everyone at both sides of the door aware that it’s closing?
I find it pierces the likes of noise cancelling headphones.
The lesson here is surely that there’ll be another tram in a few minutes, and it’s not worth losing life or limb over.
I was fully expecting “trap-and-drag” to be a new vicious bullying thing