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Govia Thameslink fined £1m over Gatwick Express window death |
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stupid cunt.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() It was evidently the right decision for the BBC to not have comments on this story, as I can't help but call this stupid cunt, a stupid cunt. |
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16158004-7256405-image-a-13_1563361255334.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() This is the window in question. The bottom left warning is the one that apparently isn't prominent enough. |
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The problem with plastering signs everywhere like we do, it's that people quickly get so used to them that they ignore them. I see quite often that the public simply doesn't read warning or safety signs, no matter how prominent or frequent they are. I put a sign above a light switch at work once that said "do not touch - 4000 volts" or something with a skull on it. People used that light switch all day. |
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While it's horrible and a guy has died in a completely unavoidable way, I am reminded by the saying that society can only move as fast as its slowest person. |
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84954594.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >In May, Govia Thameslink Railway admitted a health and safety breach because a sign saying not to lean out was not displayed clearly enough. |
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train-cover.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>19715 |
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https://youtu.be/Yhv-2clxlJ8 |
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