Precautions for infants riding escalators

Don't step on the yellow warning line between steps to prevent the trouser legs from being caught in the gap; You can't jump, walk or play on the escalator at will; If the clothes are too long, you can lift them. Once the clothes are involved in the escalator, you should tell your parents in time. Don't stick your head and limbs out of the escalator.

1. Don't step on the yellow safety warning line and the part where two steps alternate, so as not to get your feet caught in the gap;

2. Don't walk, jump or squat on the escalator at will, otherwise you will easily fall and hurt yourself, especially at the entrance and exit of the escalator, and you can't play or stay;

3. When going up the escalator, check your shoes and clothes, and don't let them touch the apron board and the toothed board. If the clothes are too long, you can lift them up, otherwise they will easily get involved in the escalator. Once shoes and clothes are involved in the escalator, don't pull them by hand. If you are involved in one hand, you should inform your parents as soon as possible.

Never stick your head and limbs out of the escalator, otherwise it will be easy to bump into obstacles such as the ceiling or the adjacent escalator.

The baby can't wear any shoes when riding the escalator.

Some statistics at home and abroad show that about 76% of accidents occur when babies wear perforated shoes on escalators. Therefore, when the baby rides the escalator, it is best not to wear hole shoes.

Cave shoes are easy to deform, have high friction coefficient and strong adhesion, and are easily involved in moving parts of escalators, causing accidents.

Especially for children, because of their poor safety awareness and self-protection ability, if they intentionally or unintentionally put their feet into the dangerous triangle formed by the skirt, the step pedal and the step skirting board when riding the escalator, the shoes will be easily squeezed and stuck in the gap between the step and the skirt board under the action of large friction.

At the same time, under the action of mechanical power, children's shoes and feet are easily dragged into the side gap of the steps, moved to the lower comb plate with the steps, and squeezed and cut by the comb teeth, causing serious accidents.