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“The New York City subway stations are now making it extremely difficult for anyone to use the emergency exit doors. Check this out” He starts a timer countdown to show long it takes from when you try to open the emergency exit, until when it opens This is absolutely... show more
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Our society requires a degree of trust amongst citizens to properly function. The problem is now we have too many people we cant trust that arent even citizens.

Yea lets make the emergency exits not actual exits for the sake of capitalism. Do the rest of you people not see an issue with this? Like we can fix this

Sorry, but everyone must die in the event of flood or fire because preventing a handful of poor people from evading their $3 fares takes precedence over public safety.

Thieves now must wait 15 seconds to steal with no repercussion. Emergency sufferers must now wait 15 seconds and hope to not die.

Delayed Egress Emergency Doors aren’t new-they’re quite common. Usually they’re wired so that if say a fire alarm activates then they open immediately.

Anarcho-tyranny was a phrase that went viral a few weeks back. Basically, instead of dealing with the ((criminals)) avoiding the fares, they hurt the innocent civilians :(

Blame blacks, who abuse it.

Cause and effect brother. Their citizenry has done that to themselves.

we all know why this is happening and why we can't have nice things.

triangle shirtwaist factory x active shooter waiting to happen @MTA

NYC Building Codes prohibit delayed egress devices like this in buildings.

There will be a terrorist attack and they will have them pinned in. Fish in a barrel

Doesn’t seem safe at all

If an emergency exit takes 10+ seconds to open, that’s not an emergency exit , that’s a liability. In a real fire, stampede, or smoke event, delays like this can literally cost lives.

A long delay on an emergency exit puts riders at risk and shows how poor planning harms public safety. Leaders talk about order, yet they trap people behind slow systems that fail during pressure moments. Transit managers should protect movement, not block it. Policies that create danger in the name of control show how badly the system has been run and how far basic safety has been pushed aside.

Delayed Egress is common for government buildings and other areas. It unlocks automatically when power fails or a fire alarm happens. It is quite legal. If you need the gate for a stroller or something you can buzz the attendant who will push a button to unlock it.

Stop evading the fare. It’s that simple. Cause and effect.

I sub-contract for NYC Transit, for all of you people in the comments…. The token booth has a button to disconnect the power to the magnet in emergencies.

Hmm

WTF? Can't they just install one-way turnstiles or something?

Brother, this NYC subway “emergency exit” scam is the perfect symbol of a collapsing system run by bureaucratic geniuses who couldn’t organize a lemonade stand without turning it into a hostage situation, and Jordan Peterson would look at this and say, “This is what happens when institutions become so obsessed with controlling the public that they forget their purpose is to serve the public.” An emergency exit that takes half a damn minute to open is not an exit, it’s a trap, a malfunctioning steel coffin designed by people who have never experienced danger in their entire cushy lives. This isn’t about safety, it’s about punishing fare evaders with a system that accidentally punishes everyone else, especially in a real emergency when seconds mean survival. It’s authoritarian stupidity wrapped in stainless steel, the kind of decision that makes you realize these people would rather let the crowd burn than admit they designed something idiotic. “Feels illegal” is an understatement, it feels like a crime against common sense, and the fact that this cleared approval shows how far the city has fallen into bureaucratic madness. In a sane society, an emergency exit opens instantly. In New York, it apparently negotiates with you first.

I feel the proper solution is to move the doors and start enforcing rules, but who am I lmao

I now support hopping of turnstiles. If these are the dumbass solutions they come up with they truly don't deserve the money.

Good that door gets abused like crazy

that's how people get crushed in real emergencies

Its just a law suit incoming all because NYPD refuse to arrest toll jumpers. That city is a joke.

Well, you can use the turnstile easily.

Code is 15 seconds, the emergency exit door should be tied to the alarm system. When the system activates the door opens immediately. Nothing to see here

This is only due to the criminals trying to enter via the emergency exits.

He’s an idiot the amount of of people that waits for that gate to open and the amount of people that send their kids under to open it up I’m glad they did that shit 🤣🤣🤣 pay ya fare it’s only 2.90😂😂

Safety measures shouldn’t create new safety risks. If it takes a full countdown just to open an emergency exit, that’s not security it’s a liability waiting to happen. In a real crisis, seconds matter. Policies meant to stop fare evasion shouldn’t trap people in danger.

Don’t give a shit

They ruin absolutely everything. By design.

