Passengers should try to avoid touching it

Children, the elderly, Home elevator, and the disabled should be held together or supported by a capable adult When riding, infants and young children should be hugged by the above-mentioned adults, and adults should also hold the handrails to avoid accidents. Passengers who rely on crutches,

walkers, and wheelchairs should go to other elevators. (2) Never extend the head and limbs out of the handrail device to prevent being hit by adjacent obstacles and causing personal injury. (3) Before riding, you should fasten your shoelaces and pay attention to loose, dragging clothing (such as long skirts, dresses, etc.) to prevent them from being dragged by step edges, comb plates, apron panels or ier cover panels.

It is forbidden to insert crutches, umbrella tips or high-heeled shoes into the gaps on the edges of the steps or the grooves of the step pedals to avoid damage to the steps or comb plates and cause personal accidents. When the escalator is ruing, the comb plate is a more dangerous part.

Passengers should try to avoid touching it with their hands, body, shoes, clothes, skirts, objects, and sharp and hard objects to avoid danger. (4) When riding, you should stand facing the direction of movement of the steps and hold the handrail with one hand to prevent your body from falling down due to accidents such as emergency stop of the ladder or pushing by others. Please do not intentionally pull back the handrail in the opposite direction of the handrail. The belt attempts to prevent it from ruing; do not let your fingers and clothing touch the parts below the handrails on both sides; do not pull the lower edge of the handrails with your hands.